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what is the angle between vector p and resultant of vector( P + q) and vector (P - q ) ???​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Resultant of P+Q and P-Q will be 2P hence angle between p and the resultant of p+q and p-q will be equal to zero because resultant of P+Q and P-Q is 2P and which is parallel to P itself.

Answered by SUBASHRAJ
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The resultant of P+Q and P-Q is 2P (P+Q+P-Q). We know that P and 2P are parallel. So the angle between P and resultant of P+Q and P-Q is 0° zero.

Angle will be zero because resultant of P+Q and P-Q is 2P and which is parallel to P itself.

Angle will be zero because resultant of P+Q and P-Q is 2P and which is parallel to P itself.Hope it clears.

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