Physics, asked by bipinyadav9869pchbdc, 1 year ago

What is the angle between the vector (î+j^) and (î-j^) ?

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Answered by lightgo1435pchc0u
4
The answer is 180 degree

Riddle073: your case is about the equal matnitude of vectors i and j
Riddle073: what if i>j or j>i these are the cases bro
Riddle073: i is greater than j and i is less than j are two cases
Riddle073: you are dealing with i is equal to j
Riddle073: i is greater than j and i is less than j are two cases
Riddle073: i is greater than j and i is less than j are two cases
Riddle073: i is greater than j and i is less than j are two cases
Riddle073: what about other two cases?
Riddle073: the correct answer is 0 to 180 degree
Riddle073: Sorry Your answer is the correct one
Answered by AshutoshLearner
10

Both the vectors are inclined at 45' with the x axis in opposite directions so 45 + 45 = 90 hence the angle between them is 90 degree.
Hope ot helps :)

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Riddle073: It is not always 45 degree
Riddle073: We have to relate with all possibilities
Riddle073: The answer is 0 to 180 degree
AshutoshLearner: But dear,
AshutoshLearner: The vectors we are given are not variables they are constant so there would be the exact same direction
Riddle073: Oh yes
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