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The angle between vecP and the resultan...

The angle between `vecP` and the resultant of `( vec P + vec Q) and ( vec P - vec Q) is

A

Zero

B

`tan^-1 P/Q`

C

`tan^-1 Q/P`

D

`tan^-1(P-O)/(P+Q)`

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