Given two vectors a vector and b vector where b makes an angle theta with the positive direction of a as shown- Find the magnitude of the resultant according to triangle law in this case- I tried and i think have the answer in the first attempt-I am trying but I am stuck-I tried and did not get the answer initially but after a few attempts I think I have the right answer now-I didn-t try and don-t want to do it on my own- I want to watch you doing it and spoon feed me like a baby-

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Standard XII

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Vector Addition

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Given two vectors a vector and b vector where b makes an angle theta with the positive direction of a as shown. Find the magnitude of the resultant according to triangle law in this case.

I tried and i think have the answer in the first attempt.

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I am trying but I am stuck

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I tried and did not get the answer initially but after a few attempts I think I have the right answer now.

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I didn't try and don't want to do it on my own. I want to watch you doing it and spoon feed me like a baby

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