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Two particles `A and B` are moving with constant velocities `v_1 and v_2`. At `t = 0`, `v_1` makes an angle `theta_0` with the line joining `A and B` and `v_2` makes an angle `theta_2` with the line joining `A and B`. Find their velocity of approach.
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Velocity of approach is the relative velocity along line `AB`
`v_(A P P) = v_1 cos theta_1 + v_2 cos theta_2`.
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