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Using the vectors shown in the figure, write each sum or difference as a single vector. (a) AB→ + BC→ (b) CD→ + DB→ (c) DB→ − AB→ (d) DC→ + CA→ + AB→

Using the vectors shown in the figure, write each sum or difference as a single vector. (a) AB→ + BC→ (b) CD→ + DB→ (c) DB→ − AB→ (d) DC→ + CA→ + AB→

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Using the vectors shown in the figure, write each sum or difference as a single vector. (a) A B → + B C → ◻ (b) C D → + D B → ◻ (c) D B → − A B → ◻ (d) D C → + C A → + A B → ◻

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