if vectors are A= i+j+k and vector B = -i-j-k,then find the angle between vector (A - B) and A.
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V(A-B)= (1+1)i +(1+1)j+ (1+1)k
= 2i+2j+2k
V(A)=i+j+k
Angle between two vectors is given as
cosФ= V(A-B).V(A) / IV(A-B)I IV(A)I
where V(A-B).V(A) means scalar product or the dot product and
IV(A-B)I IV(A)I means product of modulus of vector V(A-B) and V(A) respectively.
Hence from this we get
cosФ= 2*1+2*1+2*1 / (√2²+2²+2²)(√1²+1²+1²)
cosФ= 6/(2√3)(√3)
cosФ= 6/6
cosФ=1
hence
cosФ=1 at 0°,180°
hence
Ф=0° Ans
= 2i+2j+2k
V(A)=i+j+k
Angle between two vectors is given as
cosФ= V(A-B).V(A) / IV(A-B)I IV(A)I
where V(A-B).V(A) means scalar product or the dot product and
IV(A-B)I IV(A)I means product of modulus of vector V(A-B) and V(A) respectively.
Hence from this we get
cosФ= 2*1+2*1+2*1 / (√2²+2²+2²)(√1²+1²+1²)
cosФ= 6/(2√3)(√3)
cosФ= 6/6
cosФ=1
hence
cosФ=1 at 0°,180°
hence
Ф=0° Ans
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the answer may be 180 and 0 degree
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