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R² =P² +Q² +2PQ cosα
Since their magnitude is same, let us consider their magnitude to be P
P² = P² +P²+2P² cosα =2P² +2P² cosα
=2P² (1+cosα)
1+cosα=
⇒ 2cos² =
⇒ cos² =
⇒ cos =
= cos 60
⇒
= 60
⇒ α=120
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Two vectors (inclined at any angle) and their sum vector from a triangle.
It is given that two Vector have a resultant equal to either of them, hence these three Vector from an equilateral triangle each angle of 60∘60∘. In the figure A→A→ and B→B→ are two Vectors (A→=B→)(A→=B→) having their sum vectors R→R→ such that
R→=A→=B→R→=A→=B→
Thus, the vector A→A→ and B→B→ of same magnitudes have the resultant Vectors R→R→ of the same magnitude. In this case angle between A→A→ and B→B→ is 120∘120∘.
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