Difference between revisions of "Parallelogram law"

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The '''Parallelogram Law''' for [[Vector|vectors]] asserts the [[Commutativity|commutativity]] of vector [[Addition|addition]]. When the vectors are placed head to tail, they form a [[Parallelogram|parallelogram]], hence the pictorial reason for the name of the law.
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The '''Parallelogram Law''' for [[vector]]s asserts the [[commutativity]] of vector [[addition]]. When the vectors are placed head to tail, they form a [[parallelogram]], hence the pictorial reason for the name of the law.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 15:40, June 9, 2008

The Parallelogram Law for vectors asserts the commutativity of vector addition. When the vectors are placed head to tail, they form a parallelogram, hence the pictorial reason for the name of the law.