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the magnitude of resultant vector of two vectors given by A=10i+15j and B=5i would be

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Answered by ranikumari4878
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\sqrt{325} , 5 and 15\sqrt{2}

Explanation:

As given in the question, the two vectors are

\vec{A}\ =\ 10i\ +\ 15\ j

and \vec{B}\ =\ 5i

Magnitude of vector A is given by,

                            A\ =\ \sqrt{x^2\ +\ y^2}

                                 =\ \sqrt{10^2\ +\ 15^2}

                                  =\ \sqrt{100\ +\ 225}

                                  =\ \sqrt{325}

Magnitude of vector B is given by,

                            B\ =\ \sqrt{x^2\ +\ y^2}

                                 =\ \sqrt{5^2\ +\ 0^2}

                                 = 5

Hence, the magnitude of vector A and vector B is \sqrt{325} and 5 respectively.

Now, resultant of vector A and vector B is given by

  \vec{A}\ +\vec{B}\ =\ 10i\ +\ 15j\ +\ 5i

                                 =\ 15i\ +\ 15j

Magnitude of resultant of vector A and vector B is given by

A\ +\ B\ =\ \sqrt{x^2\ +\ y^2}

             =\ \sqrt{15^2\ +\ 15^2}

             =\ \sqrt{450}

             =\ 15\sqrt{2}

Hence, the magnitude of resultant of vector A and vector B is 15\sqrt{2}

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