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If A + B = B +Ā. What is the angle between A and B ?

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Answered by namrathasri1188

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Its 90 degrees. Originally Answered: If A+B = A-B, what can be the angle between A and B? Question needs to be edited, since the questioner has vectors in mind but not mentioned so. If A and B are treated as numbers, then it's solution is zero for both.

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