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The magnitudes of two vectors `vecP` and `vecQ` differ by 1. The magnitude of their resultant makes an angle of `tan^(-1)(3//4)` with P. The angle between P and Q is

A

`45(0)`

B

`0^(0)`

C

`180^(0)`

D

`90^(0)`

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D
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