Math, asked by Mmvikas, 1 year ago

find the angle between vectors a and b if a.b=a×b

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Answered by Aryendra
113
since the magnitude of a.b and a×b are equal,
abcosθ=absinθ,
cosθ=sinθ
tanθ=1
θ=45°,225°

Mmvikas: its ABsin (theta)n^
Mmvikas: where n^ goes
Mmvikas: plzz reply fast
Aryendra: cross product is vector ,dot product is scalar
Aryendra: The only way they can be equal is when you're talking about the magnitude only
Aryendra: Thus the ň,is removed as it represents the direction of the vector
Answered by aqibkincsem
43

The angle between vectors a and b if a.b=a×b:

Substitute in the given equation we get AB Sin(x) = AB Cos(x),

Now Sin(x)= Cos(x).

Finally we get Tan(x)= 1.

Since the magnitude of a.b and a×b are equal,

abcosθ=absinθ,

cosθ=sinθ,

tanθ=1 and θ=45°, 225.

That is x= 45° so your answer will be 1.

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