Physics, asked by khushilatiwala, 11 months ago

the angle between vector A= iCAP+jCAP and vector B= iCAP-jCAP​

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Answered by nirman95
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ANGLE BETWEEN THE VECTORS IS 90°.

Given:

1) \:  \vec{A} =  \hat{i} +  \hat{j}

2) \:  \vec{B} =  \hat{i}  -  \hat{j}

To find:

Angle between the vectors ?

Calculation:

The angle between the vectors can be calculated by the use of DOT/SCALAR PRODUCT:

  \vec{A}. \vec{B} =  (\hat{i} +  \hat{j}).( \hat{i} -  \hat{j})

   \implies |  \vec{A}|  \times  |  \vec{B} |   \times  \cos( \theta) =  (\hat{i} +  \hat{j}).( \hat{i} -  \hat{j})

   \implies |  \vec{A}|  \times  |  \vec{B} |   \times  \cos( \theta) =  (1 \times 1) +  \{1 \times(  - 1) \}

   \implies |  \vec{A}|  \times  |  \vec{B} |   \times  \cos( \theta) =  1 - 1

   \implies |  \vec{A}|  \times  |  \vec{B} |   \times  \cos( \theta) =  0

   \implies   \cos( \theta) =  0

   \implies  \theta=   {90}^{ \circ}

So, angle between vector is 90°.

Answered by kreddy4167
1

Answer:

Cos theta=A.B/Magnitude of A .B

Explanation:

Cos theta =1×1+1×(-1/2

cos theta =0

theta=90 degrees

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