How to Add Parallel and Anti-Parallel Vectors [Vector Addition] | Junior Roberts

Vectors are physical quantities in physics that have both a magnitude and an associated direction. When we are adding vectors we have to perform vector addition and therefore consider their magnitude as well as their direction.

In this video I show you how to add vectors that are parallel and vectors that are anti-parallel.
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