The magnitude and direction of two vectors are shown in the diagram. What is the magnitude of their sum?

2√5

Step-by-step explanation:

Using the formula for calculating resultant

R = √Fx + Fy

\sum Fx = -2sin 45 + 4 cos 45

\sum Fx =  2cos45

\sum Fx = 2(1/√2)

\sum Fx   = 2/√2

Similarly;

\sum Fy = 2 cos 45 + 4 sin45

\sum Fx  = 2(1/√2) + 4(1/√2)

\sum Fx = 6/√2

Magnitude = √(2/√2)²+6/√2)²

Magnitude = √4/2 + 36/2

Magnitude = √2+18

Magnitude = √20

Magnitude = 2√5

Hence the magnitude of their sum is 2√5

7/1; 4/2=2;8/1

7 is rational number because 7/1 = 7

8 = 4 x 2 = 4/1 x 2/1 and both rational.