To sketch the vector addition $\vec{C} = \vec{A} + \vec{B}$:

1. Draw the first vector $\vec{A}$: Start at the origin and draw an arrow representing $\vec{A}$ in the direction and magnitude it specifies.

2. Draw the second vector $\vec{B}$: From the tip of vector $\vec{A}$, draw an arrow representing $\vec{B}$ in its specified direction and magnitude.

3. Draw the resultant vector $\vec{C}$: This vector is drawn from the origin (tail of $\vec{A}$) to the tip of $\vec{B}$.

The vector $\vec{C}$ represents the sum of vectors $\vec{A}$ and $\vec{B}$.

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1. What is the method to find the magnitude of the resultant vector $\vec{C}$?
2. How does vector subtraction differ from vector addition graphically?
3. How does the parallelogram method work for vector addition?
4. Can you provide an example with specific vectors for calculation?
5. What are some applications of vector addition in physics?

Tip: When adding vectors, the order in which you add them does not matter; the resultant vector will be the same.