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Two forces A and B have a resultant R. If B is
doubled the new resultant R, is at right angles
to A. Then​

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Answered by poonam1989
1

Explanation:

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Answered by ReRepeater
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Explanation:

given A2 + B2 + 2AB cos\alpha [/tex] = R2

When 2B is made R and A become Perpendicular

so taking as vectors, we can see that the base and height is A and R and the hypotenuse will be vector 2B so that R and A become Perpendicular

Then we get

A = -2Bcos \alpha

substituting its value in 1

we get B=R

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