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Answered by AdorableMe
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Given

The resultant of two forces one double the other in magnitudes is perpendicular to the smaller of the two forces.

To Find

The angle between the forces.

Solution

Let the two forces be F₁ and F₂ .

Now,

► |F₁| = 2 × |F₂|         (Given)

From the above relation, we get that the force F₂ is smaller.

According to the given conditions,

R is perpendicular to F₂.

We know,

• R = Sum of the 2 forces

→ R = F₁ + F₂

Finally, we get :-

R × F₂ = 0         (As it is perpendicular)

→ (F₁ + F₂) × F₂ = 0

→ F₁ . F₂ + F₂² = 0

Taking magnitude :

→ ( |F₁| . |F₂| cosθ ) + |F₂|² = 0

→ ( 2 × |F₂| . |F₂| cosθ ) + |F₂|² = 0

→ 2 |F₂|² cosθ + |F₂|² = 0

Taking |F₂|² common :-

→ |F₂|² (2 cosθ + 1) = 0

→ 2 cosθ + 1 = 0

→ 2 cosθ = -1

→ cosθ = -1/2

→ cosθ = cos 120°

→ θ = 120°

Therefore, the angle between the forces is 120°.

Answered by Anonymous
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answered Jul 20, 2017 by Shivansh Basic (26 points)

Take F1=x and F2= 2x acc to question

Now as R makes 90° with F1 .. apply pythogorous tum

R sq = x sq + 2x sq

Rsq = 9x sq

R= 3x

Rsq =√a sq + b sq + 2 ab cos©

3x sq = 6 x cos©

Cos© = -1\2

© = 120°

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