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If the eastward component of vector If the eastward component of vector   is equal to the westward component of vector   and their northward components are equal.Which one of the following statements about these two vectors is correct? A) Vector   is parallel to vector   . B) Vectors   and   point in opposite directions. C) Vector   is perpendicular to vector   . D) The magnitude of vector   is equal to the magnitude of vector   . E) The magnitude of vector   is twice the magnitude of vector   . is equal to the westward component of vector If the eastward component of vector   is equal to the westward component of vector   and their northward components are equal.Which one of the following statements about these two vectors is correct? A) Vector   is parallel to vector   . B) Vectors   and   point in opposite directions. C) Vector   is perpendicular to vector   . D) The magnitude of vector   is equal to the magnitude of vector   . E) The magnitude of vector   is twice the magnitude of vector   . and their northward components are equal.Which one of the following statements about these two vectors is correct?


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