Find the magnitude of the resultant vector a+b

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Problem: Consider two vectors A and B and their resultant A+B. The magnitudes of the vectors A and B are, respectively, 14.1 and 6 and they act at 110 degree to each other.

Part A: Find the magnitude of the resultant vector A+B?

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