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If A^2=B^2 and A≠0, B≠0, then what is the angle between A+B and A-B.

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Answered by MarcAndreTerStegen
1

Answer:

90

Explanation:

if A^2=B^2

THEN A=B AND A=-B

SO A-B=0...(1)AND A+B=0....(2)

SO WE CAN SAY A-B=A+B

/A-B/=/A+B/

A^2+B^2-2ABCOS@=A^2+B^2+2ABCOS@

= -2ABCOS@=2ABCOS@

=4ABCOS@=0

=COS@=0

=@=90


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