Could you add two vectors and have the sum be smaller in magnitude than one of the vectors? Also, why is it either yes or no?

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Could you add two vectors and have the sum be smaller in magnitude than one of the vectors?

Also, why is it either yes or no?

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Answer:

Let there be vectors A and B where B = -A

Then A + B = 0

Sayil Aguirre answered Oct 16, 2021

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