Two vectors `vec A and vecB` have equal magnitudes.If magnitude of `(vecA+vecB)` is equal to n times of the magnitude of `(vecA-vecB)` then the angle between `vecA and vecB` is :-

Two vectors vecA" and "vecB have equal magnitudes. If magnitude of vecA+vecB is equal to n times the magnitude of vecA-vecB , then the angle between vecA" and "vecB is :-

Two vectors vecA" and "vecB have equal magnitudes. If magnitude of vecA+vecB is equal to n times the magnitude of vecA-vecB , then the angle between vecA" and "vecB is :-

Two vectors vecA and vecB have precisely equal magnitudes. For the magnitude of vecA + vecB to be larger than the magnitude of vecA- vecB by a factor n, what must be the angle between them ?

The resultant of two vectors vecA and vecB is perpendicular to vecA . Magnitude of Resultant vecR is equal to half Magnitude of vecB . Find the angle between vecA and vecB ?

Can the magnitude of vecA -vecB be equal to vecA+vecB ?

The resultant of two vectors vecA and vecB is perpendicular to the vector vecA and its magnitude is equal to half of the magnitude of the vector vecB . Find out the angles between vecA and vecB . .

The resultant of two vectors vecA and vecB is perpendicular to the vector vecA and its magnitude is equal to half of the magnitude of the vector vecB . Find out the angles between vecA and vecB . .