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When two vectors A ⃗ and B ⃗are perpendicular to each other then, A ⃗ × B ⃗=…………​

Answers

Answered by aadityaranianbehera
0

Explanation:

Given that:

a

+

b

∣=∣

a

To prove:

(2

a

+

b

).

b

=0

Since,

a

+

b

∣=∣

a

Squaring both sides ,we get

a

+

b

2

=∣

a

2

⇒(

a

+

b

).(

a

+

b

)=∣

a

2

⇒∣

a

2

+∣

b

2

+2

a

.

b

=∣

a

2

⇒∣

b

2

+2

a

.

b

=0

⇒(2

a

+

b

).

b

=0

Hence, 2

a

+

b

is perpendicular to

b

.

Answered by mishkapansari3
0

Explanation:

Given ∣a∣=2∣b∣=2&a.b=4

Taking square

∣a−b∣2=(a−b).(a−b)=a.a−a.b−b.a+b.b=a.a−a.b−a.b+b.b=a.a−2a.b+b.b

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