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Two forces of magnitude Aand B are acting at right angle to each other. The magnitude of their resultant is *
(a)A+B
(b) A - B
(c) √(A²+B²)
(d) √(A²-B²)

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Two forces of magnitude Aand B are acting at right angle to each other.

To Find : The magnitude of their resultant  

a)A+B

(b) A - B

(c) √(A²+B²)

(d) √(A²-B²)

Solution:

Magnitude of two vectors A & B acting at an angle α  is given by

= √(A² + B² + 2ABCosα)

Forces are vector quantity

Two forces of magnitude Aand B are acting at right angle to each other.

=> α = 90°

Cosα = Cos90° = 0

= √(A² + B² + 2AB(0))

= √(A² + B² + 0)

= √(A² + B²)

Two forces of magnitude Aand B are acting at right angle to each other. The magnitude of their resultant is  (c) √(A²+B²)

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