Physics, asked by tayab36, 1 year ago

18. The vectors Ā & Bare Such that
Ā + B = A - B the angle
between the two vectors is;
a. 0°
b. 60°
c. 90°
d. 180°

Answers

Answered by rimi46
7

the answer might .................................90°

(A+B).(A+B)=(A-B).(A-B)

(A.A)+(A.B)+(B.A)+(B.B)=(A.A)-(A.B)-(B.A)+(B.B)

A^2+2A.B+B^2=A^2-2A.B+B^2

2A.B=-2A.B

=0

thus cos 0 =90°


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Answered by sushmita200325
6

you can do self dot product

a+b.a+b=a-b. a-b

a.a + a.b + b.a + b. b= a.a - a. b - b.a - b. b

a² + 2ab + b²= a² - a. b. - b²

2 a. b=0

ab cos theta = 0

cos theta =90 degree


tayab36: Correct
sushmita200325: thanks
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