Physics, asked by varmashankar72, 5 months ago

If A vector+ B vector = R vector and A+B =R then find angle between A and B

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Answered by dharman565

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Answer:

120° is the right answer. if A, B are same.

Answered by goonkumari2190

0

Answer:

0°

If A+B=R then answer is 0°

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