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What is the angle between two vectors 3p and 2p such that if any one vector is doubled then their resultant is also doubled?​

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Answered by Anonymous
5

In 1st case, R2=(3P)2+(2P)2+2*3*2*P2*cosΘ = 9P2+4P2+12P2cosΘ = 13P2+12P2cosΘ ----->(1)

In 2nd case, (2R)2=(6P)2+(2P)2+2*6*2*P2*cosΘ ; 4R2=36P2+4P2+24P2cosΘ = 40P2+24P2cosΘ ------->(2)

Multiply (1) by 4; 4R2=52P2+48P2cosΘ ------>(3)

(3)-(2) gives, 0=12P2+24P2cosΘ

Therefore, cosΘ = (-1/2) => Θ = cos-1(-1/2) = 120°

Answered by shivang3632
1

Answer:

Answer is 120 ° BRO

Explanation:

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