If vector P,Q,R have magnitude 5,12,13 units and P+Q=R the angle between Q and R is
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R = P + Q
13 = sqrt(5^2 + 12^2 + (2 × 5 × 12 × Cosx))
169 = 169 + 120Cosx
0 = 120Cosx
Cosx = 0
Cosx = Cos90
x = 90°
Angle between P and Q is 90°
Tan(y) = P Sinx / (Q + PCosx)
= 5 / (12 + 0)
= 5/12
y = Tan^-1 (5/12)
Angle between Q and R is Tan^-1 (5/12)
13 = sqrt(5^2 + 12^2 + (2 × 5 × 12 × Cosx))
169 = 169 + 120Cosx
0 = 120Cosx
Cosx = 0
Cosx = Cos90
x = 90°
Angle between P and Q is 90°
Tan(y) = P Sinx / (Q + PCosx)
= 5 / (12 + 0)
= 5/12
y = Tan^-1 (5/12)
Angle between Q and R is Tan^-1 (5/12)
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A̲ = A cos(θ) i̲ + A sin(θ) j̲
Now just calculate the dot-product (two perpendicular vectors have as dot product zero):
(A cos(θ) i̲ + A sin(θ) j̲) • (B sin(θ) i̲ − B cos(θ) j̲)
= AB cos(θ) sin(θ) − AB sin(θ) cos(θ)
= 0
Hence option is C
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