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Answered by arnab2261
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 {\huge {\mathfrak {\green {Answer :-}}}}

 <i><b> A + B = A - B

=> B + B = A - A

=> 2B = 0

=> B = 0.  </b></i>

➡️ Option (d) B = 0, is the required answer.

That's it..

sahil1531: why we written B+B??
Answered by DarkOverlord
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I think the answer would be d) B(vector)=0

y.....?

as...

it is observed that a+b≠a-b

untill and unless one of them is zero...

now, a can't be zero as if we keep a =0

then...

0+B(vector)=0-B(vector)

*(↑ not possible)*

now let's try putting b=0

A(vector)+0=A(vector)-0

yeah that's y...

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