28. For the vectors given in the following figure, use a graphical method to find the following resultants: (a) Ả +B, (b) Č + B, (c) D +Ẻ, (d) Ã – B, (e) D —Ẽ, (ĐÃ+2Ẽ, (9)Č _ 2D + 3F; and (h) A - 4D + 2F. YA T

28. For the vectors given in the following figure, use a graphical method to find the following resultants: (a) Ả +B, (b) Č + B, (c) D +Ẻ, (d) Ã – B, (e) D —Ẽ, (ĐÃ+2Ẽ, (9)Č _ 2D + 3F; and (h) A - 4D + 2F. YA T

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28. For the vectors given in the following figure, use a graphical method to find the following resultants: (a)
Ả + B, (b) C + B, (c) Ď + F, (d) Ã – B, (e) Ď – F, (f) Ã + 2F, (g)Ć – 2Ď + 3F; and (h)
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