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Que: the resultant of two vectors P bar and Q bar is R bar. If the magnitude of Q bar is doubled ,the new resultant becomes perpendicular to P bar , then magnitude of R bar ​

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Answered by sarbjeetkaur04219
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Answer:

If Q is doubled then the new resultant vector is perpendicular to P. Then R is equal to : 9.P

+

Q

=

R

Resultant of

P

&

Q

is given as

R

2

=

P

2

+

Q

2

+2

P

Q

cosθ⟶(i)

When Q is doubled, new resultant R

1

is perpendicular to

P

0

⇒(R

1

).

P

=0

(

P

+2

Q

).

P

=0

P

2

+2

P

.

Q

cosθ=0

cosθ=

2

Q

P

putting value of cosθ in eqn (i)

R

2

=

P

2

+

Q

2

+2

P

Q

2

Q

P

R

2

=

P

2

P

2

+

Q

2

R

2

=

Q

2

R

=

Q

R

=

Q

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