Physics, asked by aarez63, 1 year ago

the angle between Ā+B and Ā-B is​

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Answered by saadanwar2011
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The angle between A the resultant of (A+B) and (A-B) will be. The angle between A and 2A is zero, because they are parallel vectors.

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