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If n forces `vec(PA)_1 ……vec(PA)_n` divege from point P and other forces `vec(A_1Q),vec(A_2Q), ., vec(A_nQ)` vonverge to point Q , then the resultant of the 2n forces is represent in magnitude and directed by (A) `nvec(PQ)` (B) `nvec(QP)` (C) `2n vec(PQ)` (D) `n^2vec(PQ)`

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