Physics, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

the maximum value of the magnitude of (a vector -b vector ) is

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Answered by srijanthapliyal102

Explanation:

when two vectors act along the same straight line then the magnitude of the resultant will be maximum. The magnitude will be the sum of the vectors. In other words, we can say that magnitude of the resultant cannot be greater than the summation of the vectors.

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