2. Vector ( overrightarrow{A B} ) goes from ( (1,0) ) to ( (2,1) ). Vector ( overrightarrow{C D} ) starts at ( (4,2) ). a. Calculate the magnitude of ( overrightarrow{A B} ). b. If ( overrightarrow{A B}=overrightarrow{C D} ), determine the endpoint of ( overrightarrow{C D} ).
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