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Name all the equal vectors in the parallelogram shown. (i) AB→ is equal to what? EB→ CB→ DC→ CE→ DA→ is equal to what? DC→ CB→ EB→ CE→ DE→ is equal to what? DC→ EB→ CE→ CB→ EA→ is equal to what? DC→ CB→ EB→ CE→

Name all the equal vectors in the parallelogram shown. (i) AB→ is equal to what? EB→ CB→ DC→ CE→ DA→ is equal to what? DC→ CB→ EB→ CE→ DE→ is equal to what? DC→ EB→ CE→ CB→ EA→ is equal to what? DC→ CB→ EB→ CE→

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Name all the equal vectors in the parallelogram shown. (i) A B → is equal to what? E B → C B → D C → C E → D A → is equal to what? D C → C B → E B → C E → D E → is equal to what? D C → E B → C E → C B → E A → is equal to what? D C → C B → E B → C E →

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