Math, asked by luzianavellen, 6 months ago

2. Two vectors having equal magnitudes A make an angle with each other. The
magnitude and direction of the resultant are respectively:
(A) 2Acos theta/2 along bisector
(B) Acos theta/2
at 45° from one vector
(C) Acos theta/2, along bisector
(D) Asin theta /2 , along bisector

Answers

Answered by shahkhushee700
2

Step-by-step explanation:

We have,

Two vectors having equal magnitude makes an ∠θ

Let the magnitude of each vector be A is:

R=

(A

2

+A

2

+2A×Acosθ)

=

[2A

2

(1+cosθ)]

2A

2

×2cos

2

θ

=2Acos

2

θ

Now,

Direction :

Let angle between any one of vectors and thne resulatant be θ

tanθ=

Acosθ+A

Asinθ

=

1+cosθ

Sinθ

=

2cos

2

2

θ

2sin

2

θ

.cos

2

θ

By using, sinθ=2sin

2

θ

cos

2

θ

and 1+cosθ=2cos

2

2

θ

=tan

2

θ

It means that, tanθ

=tan

2

θ

θ=

2

θ

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