Physics, asked by njr111, 1 year ago

if vectorA+ vectorB = vecorA - vector B what is the relation between A and B


SDR: Are the magnitudes of A+B and A-B equal

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Answered by abhi178
5
here,

A^ + B^ = A^ - B^
take square both sides
(A^ + B^)² = ( A^ - B^)²

use formula,

|A + B | = √( |A|² + |B|² + 2|A||B|cos∅)
|A - B| = √(|A|² + |B|² -2|A | |B|cos∅)

use this in above ,

|A|² +| B|² +2|A | | B | cos∅ = |A|² + |B|² -2|A||B| cos∅

4|A| |B| cos∅ =0

cos∅ = 0

hence, ∅ = 90°

hebce, A and B are perpendicular to each other .
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