Physics, asked by samarsinha, 1 year ago

4. Justify L+L=L and L-L=L.

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Answered by Modulus

14

If L = 0, L+L=L and L-L=L

Answered by Anonymous

19

Let ,

L=0

put the value of L in both cases ...!!

We get,

0+0=0

i.e

L+L=L

0-0=0

i.e

L-L=L

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