Physics, asked by chitreddysekhar, 9 months ago

If A + B =A - B, then the magnitude of B is
d) is equal to
c) is equal tol
b) may
be zero
a) must be zero
and minimum value of magnitude​

Answers

Answered by gopalpradhan9989
3

Explanation:

Given,

a

b

∣=∣

a

+

b

a

2

+b

2

−2abcosθ=a

2

+b

2

+2abcosθ

4abcosθ=0

θ=cos

−1

0=90

Since tha angle between given vectors is 90

The vectors are perpendicular

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Answered by llɱissMaɠiciaŋll
0

Answer:

According to this equation A+B=A-B by looking at this we can conclude that this condition will be satisfied only if the value of B is zero.For Example Let A=5Then equation will be 5+B=5-BB+B=5–52B=0 That implies B=0

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