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Grade 9Electrostatics

Can you explain the vector sum in superposition of forces?

Walter

8 Years agoGrade 9

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Ravneet

8 Years ago

if you know little about the vectors then you can continue reading because it is just addition of a number of vectors (magnitude+dirction)

NOTE: direction play an important role in vectors

DEFINITION: when a number of bodies are interacting, mean, they are exerting the force on each other, then the total force on a given body is the vector sum of the forces exerted on it by all the other bodies (that are exerting force on given body ) individually

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