In a two dimensional motion of a particle, the particle moves from point A, position vector r1 to point B position vector r2. If the magnitude of these vector are respectively r1=3 and r2=4 and the angle they make with the x- axis are theta 1 =75° and theta 2=15° respectively, then magnitude of the displacement vector is -
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displacement is the minimum path covered by particle or you can say that it is the difference of final position to initial position.
here,
initial position vector of particle is
final position vector of particle is
so, displacement =
magnitude of displacement =
here is angle between them.
angle between and =
= 75° - 15° = 60°
and also given,
so, magnitude of displacement= √{3² + 4² - 2(3)(4)cos60°}
= √{9 + 16 - 24 × 1/2}
= √13 unit
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