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How step 2 was done from step1.

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Answered by nirman95
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Answer:

Given:

2 steps of a particular Equation solution had been provided

To explain:

How 2nd step was obtained from 1st step.

Explanation:

1st step (as per book)

 |R|  =  \sqrt{ {(F1)}^{2} +  {(F2)}^{2}   { \cos(\theta) }^{2}     + 2(F1)(F2)\cos(\theta) +   {(F2)}^{2}  { \sin(\theta) }^{2}   }

Now, we take (F2)² common between the F2 containing terms in the 1st step.

 |R|  =  \sqrt{ {(F1)}^{2}     + 2(F1)(F2)\cos(\theta) +   {(F2)}^{2} [ { \sin(\theta) }^{2}      +  { \cos(\theta)}^{2} ]} \:

Now we know that :

sin²(θ) + cos²(θ) = 1

So we get the next step as :

 |R|  =  \sqrt{ {(F1)}^{2}     + 2(F1)(F2)\cos(\theta) +  [ {(F2)}^{2} \times 1 ]}

This is same as the 2nd step as given in the book.

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