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Find the angle between two forces of equal magnitude such that the magnitude of their resultant is equal to either of them?

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Answered by SanviNavodayan
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\green{\textbf{120°}}

Which means that if both the forces have same magnitude and same resultant then angle between them will be 120°.

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\blue{\texttt{Let F be the magnitude of each of th vectors as well as its resultant.}}

\purple{\texttt{Using parallelogram law,}}

F= \sqrt{ {F}^{2}  +  {F}^{2} +  {2 F }^{2} \cos(θ) }

 \therefore \:  \cos(θ)  =  \frac{ - 1}{2}

 \therefore \: θ = 120∘

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