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Given two displacement vectors A⃗ =(3.00iˆ−4.00jˆ+4.00kˆ)mA→=(3.00i^− 4.00j^+4.00k^)m and B⃗ =(2.00iˆ+3.00jˆ−7.00kˆ)mB→=(2.00i^+ 3.00j^−7.00k^)m, find the displacements and their magnitudes for (a) C⃗ =A⃗ +B⃗ C→=A→+B→ and (b) D⃗ =2A⃗ −B⃗ D→=2A→−B→.

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