Physics, asked by purnima1261, 6 months ago

The resultant of two vectors → and → is → . If Q is doubled, the new resultant is perpendicular to P. Then R equals (a) P (b) (P+Q) (c) Q (d) (P–Q)

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Answered by ghamandastkarani
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Answer:

C is correct because the resultant become equal to Q.

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