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A vector `vecA` has magnitude 2 and another vector `vecB` have magnitude 3 and is perpendicular to each other. By vector diagram find the magnitude of `2vecA +vecB` and show its direction in the
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A vector `vecA` has magnitude 2 and another vector `vecB` have magnitude 3 and is perpendicular to each other. By vector diagram find the magnitude of `2vecA +vecB` and show its direction in the diagram.
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