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Find the magnitude and direction of the resultant of two vectors Aand B in terms of their magnitude and angle theta Using parallelogram law if vector addition

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Solution: Let OP and OQ represent the two vectors A and B making an angle `theta`. Then, using the parallelogram method of vector addition, OS represents ...

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