👉 Combine math, also known as vector addition or vector algebra, is a system for adding vectors—quantities with both magnitude (length) and direction—to obtain a resultant vector. It extends the familiar addition of numbers to vectors, where each component (x and y) of one vector is added to the corresponding component of another. The result is a new vector representing the total effect or displacement when two or more vectors are combined. This process involves using the Pythagorean theorem and trigonometry to determine the magnitude and direction of the combined vector, making it a powerful tool in physics, engineering, and computer graphics for modeling and solving problems involving multiple forces or displacements.
