If 3 and 4 are magnitudes of vector quantities, when will the magnitude of their sum be 5?

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If 3 and 4 are magnitudes of vector quantities, when will the magnitude of their sum be 5?

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when it is evaluated by 6 and added by 45 multiplied by 3 and divided finally by 55

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