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Community Discussion Question:
vectors
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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 21 Apr 2008 20:40:52 IST
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show that the resultant of 2 perpendicular forces P+Q,P-Q is equal in magnitude the resultant of 2 perpendicular forcesP[ ] 2,Q[ ] 2
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both are equal to ( 2p2 + 2q2)1/2 its simple R1=[ (p+q)2 + (p-q)2 ]1/2 = (2p2 +2q2)1/2 R2={ [(root 2)p]2 + [(root2)q]2}1/2=(2p2+2q2)1/2 plz rate if useful
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