Physics, asked by Akina9833, 1 year ago

Can there be two vectors having same magnitude but different components

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Answered by aman7730

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yes vector have same magnitude but different components .

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Answered by akashdangi100

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yes it can be or else adding them will result in nonzero components so wwithout any reason we can assume it

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