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If a vector × b vector= b vector× a vector then angle between A and B is​

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Answered by Puneeth224
4

Explanation:

A×B =B×A

ABsintheta1=BAsintheta2

If we cancel out the common terms

sin theta1 = sin theta2

theta 1= theta2

By triangular law of addition

theta 1 + theta 2 =90

theta 1 = theta 2

so theta =45

Answered by mithun890
0

Answer: the angle between A and B is 45^{0}

Explanation:

  • the given as,

                           A X B = B X A

                           AB Sinθ_{1}=BAsinθ_{2}

  • now we have to cancel the common terms

                      sinθ_{1} =sinθ_{2}

                           θ_{1} = θ_{2}

  • By triangular law of addition

                  θ_{1}+θ_{2}=90^{0}

                         θ_{1} = θ_{2}

                     ∴2θ=90^{0}

                         θ=45^{0}

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