Let a^and b^be two unit vectors such that the magnitude of their difference is squareroot 3. Show that the sum of a^and b^is also a unit vector.
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Even if you don't use cosine rule explicitly, The dot product always comes handy in these problems.
Here I assume lâl = 1 and lß l=1
I had been given the magnitude of|â - ß| = √3
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