Physics, asked by crazy22, 11 months ago

why the magnitude of the resultant decreases when the angle between two vector increases??​

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Answered by ayush842334
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Answer:

Examples of vectors are forces 

You and I pull with a northward force of 200 N on a 10 kg box. 

The resultant force = 200 + 200 = 400 

Answered by aryankunalroy38
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Answer:

Resultant of two vectors A & B is calculated as sqrt.(A2 +B2+2ABcos(theta)) where theta is angle between them. As theta increses from 0 to 180, cos(theta) varies from 1 to -1. So magnitude decreses with increase in angle between them...

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