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Given that; A = B = C. If A bar+B bar=C bar, then angle between A bar And C bar is theta 1 .If A bar+ B bar+C bar= 0, then the angle between A bar and C bar is theta 2. What is the relation between theta1 and theta2?

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Answered by rishu6845
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Answered by talasilavijaya
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the relation between the angles is \theta_{1} =\theta_{2}.

Explanation:

Given magnitude of vectors, A = B =  C                                          ...(1)

When \vec A + \vec B = \vec C, then the angle between \vec A and \vec C is \theta_{1}.              ...(2)

When \vec A + \vec B + \vec C=0, then the angle between \vec A and \vec C is \theta_{2}.       ...(3)

From the second condition,

\vec A + \vec B = \vec C

squaring on both sides,

(\vec A + \vec B)^{2}  =(\vec C)^{2}

\implies (\vec A )^{2} +2(\vec A . \vec B)+ ( \vec B)^{2} =(\vec C)^{2}

\implies A ^{2} +2 A  Bcos\theta_{1}+B^{2}   = C^{2}

Using condition (1),

\implies A ^{2} +2 A  Acos\theta_{1}+A^{2}   = A^{2}

\implies 2 A^{2} cos\theta_{1}+A^{2} =0

\implies  cos\theta_{1} =-\frac{1}{2}

\implies  \theta_{1} =120^{o}

From the third condition,

\vec A + \vec B = -\vec C

squaring on both sides,

(\vec A + \vec B)^{2}  =(\vec C)^{2}

As it is similar to the previous equation,

\theta_{2} =120^{o}

Therefore, the relation between the angles is \theta_{1} =\theta_{2}.

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