Which of the following statement$(s)$ is are correct?
Which of the following statement$(s)$ is are correct?
- A
If the resultant of three forces is zero, then the vectors must be equal magnitude
- B
If the resultant of four non-zero forces is zero, then the vectors must be coplanar
- C
If the resultant of three non-zero vectors, is zero, then the vectors must be coplanar
- D
All of these
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