Physics, asked by sanathps2004pauyxb, 9 months ago

A position vector ^ of magnitude 10 units makes an angle 53° with a
position vector B of magnitude 6 units. Find the magnitude of position
vector AB.​

Answers

Answered by BrainlyYoda
14

Question:

A position vector A of magnitude 10 units makes an angle 53° with a

position vector B of magnitude 6 units. Find the magnitude of position

vector AB.​

Solution:

Magnitude of position vector AB(resultant vector),

R = \sqrt{A^{2}  + B^{2} - 2AB cos \theta }

R = \sqrt{10^{2}  + 6^{2} - 2(10)(6) cos 53^\circ }

R = \sqrt{100  + 36 - 120 * \frac{3}{5}  }

R = \sqrt{100  + 36 - 24 * 3  }

R = \sqrt{100  + 36 - 72  }

R = \sqrt{64 }

R = 8

The magnitude of position vector AB is 8 units.

Attachments:
Similar questions