RESOLVING VECTORS AND SCALE DRAWINGS

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What does 'tip-to-tail' mean?

A method of drawing vectors where the head of one arrow starts at the tail of the previous one.

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How do you know an object is in equilibrium using a scale drawing?

The vectors will form a closed loop with no gap between the start and end points.

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What is the difference between resultant force and resolving a vector?

Finding the resultant is combining many forces into one; resolving is splitting one force into two (horizontal and vertical) components.

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Why do we use a scale in physics drawings?

To represent large forces (like 50 Newtons) on a small piece of paper (like 5 cm) so we can use a ruler to measure them accurately.