Physics, asked by navalbarnala71, 9 months ago

at what angle must the two forces x+y and x-y act so that resultant may be √xsquare + ysquare

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Answered by dixitaakash1999

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Answer:

90 degree

Explanation:

pythagoras

karan square=aadhar2+lamb2

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