Posted by lala on Monday, July 11, 2011 at 10:51am.
1. Using graph paper, draw a 4-inch line from the origin parallel to the positive x-axis.
2. Draw a 3-inch vertical line from the
origin parallel to the positive y-axis.
3. Complete the rectangle with the hor.
sides 4 inches long and the ver sides 3 inches long.
4.Draw a diagonal from the origin to the upper right hand corner of the rectangle. This is the resultant.
5. Measure the length of the resultant;
it should be approximately 5 inches.
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