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The resultant R of vector P andQ is perpendicular to P and R=P both , then angle betwwen `|P|and|Q| `is

A

`A^(2)-B^(2)C^(2)`

B

`C/(BD)-(AD^(2))/C`

C

`((A-C))/D`

D

`A/B-C`

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