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Standard XII
Physics
Comparing Vectors
The sum and d...
Question
The sum and difference of two vectors are equal in magnitude:
|
→
A
+
→
B
|
=
|
→
A
−
→
B
|
. Prove that
→
A
⊥
→
B
.
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Solution
|
→
A
+
→
B
|
=
|
→
A
−
→
B
|
squaring both sides-
|
→
A
+
→
B
|
2
=
|
→
A
−
→
B
|
2
⟹
A
2
+
B
2
+
2
A
B
cos
θ
=
A
2
+
B
2
−
2
A
B
cos
θ
⟹
4
A
B
cos
θ
=
0
⟹
cos
θ
=
0
Hence,
θ
=
90
o
Hence,
→
A
⊥
→
B
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