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17) What is the resultant vectors, when 2 vectors are at right angles to each other? (a) R= /P2+Q² (b) R=P+ Q (c) R=P-Q (d) R=/P/Q​

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Answered by mahighagargunde
1

Answer:

Step 1: Initial resultant between two vectors [Ref. Fig. 1]

Resultant of

P

and

Q

,

R

2

=

P

2

+

Q

2

+2

P

Q

cosθ ....(1)

Step 2: Dot product between new resultant and

P

[Ref. Fig. 2]

When

Q

is doubled, new resultant,

R

1

=

P

+2

Q

becomes perpendicular to

P

R

1

.

P

=0

⇒ (

P

+2

Q

).

P

=0

⇒ ∣

P

2

+2∣

P

∣∣

Q

∣cosθ=0

⇒ cosθ=

2∣

Q

−∣

P

Step 3: Solving equation

Putting value of cosθ in equation (1)

R

2

=∣

P

2

+∣

Q

2

+2∣

P

∣∣

Q

∣[

2∣

Q

−∣

P

]

⇒ ∣

R

2

=∣

Q

2

⇒ ∣

R

∣=∣

Q

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Answered by roshanjhajj06
0

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