Find the magnitude of direction of resultant of two vector P and Q
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Explanation:
Let the angle between two vectors #P and Q # be #alpha# and their resultant is #R#
So we can write
#R^2=P^2+Q^2+2PQcosalpha......[1]#
When Q is doubled then let the resultant vector be #R_1#, So we can write
#R_1^2=P^2+4Q^2+4PQcosalpha......[2]#
Again by the given condition #R_1# is perpendicular to #P#
So #4Q^2=P^2+R_1^2......[3]#
Combining [2] and [3] we get
#R_1^2=P^2+P^2+R_1^2+4PQcosalpha#
#=>2PQcosalpha=-P^2......[4]#
combining [1] and [4] we get
#R^2=P^2+Q^2-P^2#
#=>R=Q#
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