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Two forces `f_(1)=4N` and `f_(2)=3N` are acting on a particle along positve `X-`axis and negative `Y-`axis respectively. The resultant force on the particle will be`-`

A

`3hat(i)+4hat(j)`

B

`4hat(i)+3hat(j)`

C

`4hat(i)-3hat(j)`

D

`3hat(i)-4hat(j)`

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C

Resulant force `=4hat(i)-3hat(j)`
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