I have opened the image you uploaded. To illustrate the tip-to-tail vector method for the given problems, I can guide you through the process.

Here’s a step-by-step method to draw vectors using the tip-to-tail technique:

1. Determine the magnitudes and directions:

   • Convert all vectors into standard notation with magnitudes and angles relative to a reference axis (usually the positive x-axis).

2. Draw the first vector:

   • Begin by drawing the first vector starting from the origin.
   • The length of the vector should be proportional to its magnitude, and its direction should match the given angle.

3. Place the second vector:

   • Position the tail of the second vector at the tip of the first vector.
   • Ensure the direction and magnitude of the second vector are accurate.

4. Repeat the process for additional vectors.

5. Resultant vector:

   • Draw a vector from the tail of the first vector (origin) to the tip of the final vector.
   • This resultant vector represents the sum of the vectors.

For clarity, I can draw these vectors for one or more specific problems from the list you provided. Could you let me know which one you'd like me to focus on (e.g., Problem 1, 2, or 7)?