Describe the resultant, R, if you solve for R in R=A+B. Describe the answer in terms of the blocks starting from the tail of R. (For example, B would be described as 3 blocks down and 4 blocks to the right.)

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1. 2 blocks down, 7 blocks to the right
2. 2 blocks down, 7 blocks to the left
3. 2 blocks down, 1 block to the right
Describe the resultant, R, if you solve for R in R=C+D. Describe the answer in terms of the blocks starting from the tail of R. (For example, D would be described as 5 blocks to the right, and 3 blocks up.)

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1. down 4 blocks, right 8 blocks
2. down 4 blocks, left 8 blocks
3. up 4 blocks, right 8 blocks
4. up 4 blocks, left 8 blocks
Describe the resultant, R, if you solve for R in R = E - F. Describe the answer in terms of the blocks starting from the tail of R. (For example, F would be described as 3 blocks down and 4 blocks to the right.)

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1. 5 blocks up, 1 block to the left
2. 2 blocks down, 7 blocks to the right
3. 5 blocks down, 1 block to the right
Describe the resultant, R, if you solve for R in R = G - H. Describe the answer in terms of the blocks starting from the tail of R. (For example, H would be described 5 blocks to the right and as 3 blocks up.)

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1. 9 blocks to the right, 4 blocks up.
2. 2 blocks to the right, 2 blocks up
3. 2 blocks to the left, 2 blocks down