Physics, asked by thapamausam01, 9 months ago

P and Q are two forces of equal magnitude acting at a point O at such an angle that their resultant Ř has a magnitude equal to that of P . If themagnitude of P is doubled, then find the angle (in degree) between the new
resultant R1 and Q

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Answered by prajnishkumar96

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