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when will be the magnitude of vector A+B be equal to vector A - B ​

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Answered by Priyapragya
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Answer:

vector b is in opposite direction

Explanation:

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Answered by hema387
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let x be angle between vectors A and B

|A+B| = √(|A|²+|B|²+2|A|*|B|*cos(x))

Since |A+B|=|A|=|B|

|A+B|²=|A|²+|A|²+2*|A|*|A|*cos(x)

implies |A|²=|A|²+|A|²+2*|A|*|A|*cos(x)

implies |A|²+2*|A|*|A|*cos(x) = 0

implies |A| = 0 or cos(x) = -1/2

implies x=120 degree (since angle between two zero vectors is indeterminate)

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