R vector is resultant of P vector and Q vector if Q is reversed then resultant is S vector then proved that R sauare +S square = 2× P square + Q square
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If P and Q are vectors then their resultant "R"= √(P²+Q²+2PQcos∅)
According to question when direction of Q is reversed
Then resultant is "S"
So vectors are P and -Q
resultant(S)=√(P²+(-Q)²-2PQcos∅)
S²=P²+Q²-2PQcos∅
R²=P²+Q²+2PQcos∅
Adding these equations
R²+S²=2(P²+Q²)
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Hope this helped you..................
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If P and Q are vectors then their resultant "R"= √(P²+Q²+2PQcos∅)
According to question when direction of Q is reversed
Then resultant is "S"
So vectors are P and -Q
resultant(S)=√(P²+(-Q)²-2PQcos∅)
S²=P²+Q²-2PQcos∅
R²=P²+Q²+2PQcos∅
Adding these equations
R²+S²=2(P²+Q²)
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Hope this helped you..................
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