Math, asked by bodasuresh2967, 5 hours ago

A=2i+3j+k and B=4i-3j+5k find the magnitude of A+B​

Answers

Answered by dk914313
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Step-by-step explanation:

A+B= (2+4)i + (3-3)j + (1+5)k

= 6i +0j+ 6k

or, A+B = 6i + 6k

Hence,

magnitude of A+B = |A+B|

= [(6)²+(6)²]

= 36+36

=2×36

= 62 ans.

Answered by amitnrw
0

Given : A=2i+3j+k and B=4i-3j+5k

To find :  the magnitude of A+B​

Solution

A=2i+3j+k and B=4i-3j+5k

A + B

= (2 + 4)i  + (3 - 3)j  + (1 + 5)k

= 6i  + 0j  + 6k

= 6i + 6k

Magnitude of A + B = √6² + 6²  =6√2

the magnitude of A+B​  is  =6√2

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