the sum of magnitudes of 2 forces acting at a point is 18 and magnitude of their resultant is 12.If the resultant is perpendicular with force of smaller magnitude what are magnitudes of forces?
(ii)p+q=r(they are in vector form)p=q=r/root2
then find the angle between pair of vectors p,q and q,r and r,p
rajusetu:
the answers are 13 and 5
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Let be the two vectors. Let Q < P.
Let the angle between the two vectors be Ф.
Resultant of
R = P² + Q² + 2 P Q Cos Ф --- (1)
We are given P + Q = 18, => Q = 18 - P. and, R = 12.
Angle between R and Q = 90°.
We have .
So P² = R² + Q² - 2 R Q Cos 90° ----- (2)
= R² + Q² - 0
= 12² + (18 - P)²
= 144 + 324 + P² - 36 P
=> 36 P = 468
=> P = 13
=> Q = 18 - 13 = 5
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Given R is perpendicular to Q. so angle is 90 deg.
Use the equation (1) to find the angle Ф between P & Q, as magnitudes of P, Q and R are known.
The angle between R and P could be equal to (Ф - 90) deg.
Let the angle between the two vectors be Ф.
Resultant of
R = P² + Q² + 2 P Q Cos Ф --- (1)
We are given P + Q = 18, => Q = 18 - P. and, R = 12.
Angle between R and Q = 90°.
We have .
So P² = R² + Q² - 2 R Q Cos 90° ----- (2)
= R² + Q² - 0
= 12² + (18 - P)²
= 144 + 324 + P² - 36 P
=> 36 P = 468
=> P = 13
=> Q = 18 - 13 = 5
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Given R is perpendicular to Q. so angle is 90 deg.
Use the equation (1) to find the angle Ф between P & Q, as magnitudes of P, Q and R are known.
The angle between R and P could be equal to (Ф - 90) deg.
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