Two vectors of equal magnitude $5$ units have an angle $60^\circ$ between them. Find the magnitude of $(a)$ the sum of the vectors and $(b)$ the difference of the vectors.

  • A
    $5\sqrt{3}$ units and $5$ units
  • B
    $5$ units and $5\sqrt{3}$ units
  • C
    $5\sqrt{3}$ units and $5\sqrt{3}$ units
  • D
    $5$ units and $5$ units

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