Physics, asked by pranav24465, 9 months ago

what is the angle between A vector=5 i hat - 5 j hat and B vector = 5 i hat - 5 j hat​

Answers

Answered by SURAJ0840
0

Explanation:

Let

c

^

=x

i

^

+y

j

^

+z

k

^

. where x

2

+y

2

+z

2

=1......(2)

And unit vector along 3

i

^

+4

j

^

=

3

2

+4

4

3

i

^

+4

j

^

=

5

3

i

^

+4

j

^

The bisectors of these two is given by

r=t(

a

^

+

b

^

)

⇒r=t(x

i

^

+y

j

^

+z

k

^

+

5

3

i

^

+4

j

^

)

⇒r=

5

t

((5x+3)

i

^

+(5y+4)

j

^

+5

k

^

) ..... (2)

But the bisector is given by −

i

^

+

j

^

k

^

........ (3)

Comparing (2) and (3), we get,

5

t

(5x+3)=−1⇒x=−

5t

5+3t

5

t

(5y+4)=1⇒y=

5t

5−4t

5

t

=−1⇒z=−

t

1

Put all the value in equation (1), we have,

(−

5t

5+3t

)

2

+(

5t

5−4t

)

2

+(−

t

1

)

2

=1

25t

2

25+9t

2

+30t+25+16t

2

−40t+25

=1

⇒25t

2

−10t+75=25t

2

⇒t=7.5

Thus,

x=−

5t

5+3t

⇒x=−

5×7.5

5+3×7.5

=−

37.5

5+22.5

=−

15

11

y=

5t

5−4t

⇒y=

5×7.5

5−4×7.5

=

37.5

5−30

=−

15

10

z=−

t

1

⇒z=−

7.5

1

=−

15

2

hence,

c

^

=−

15

11

i

^

15

10

j

^

15

2

k

^

Answered by Anonymous
1

Both the vectors coincide with each other. Thus the angle between them is equal to 0°

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