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Vectors Aand Bhave equal magnitudes of 5.00 The sum of AandB is the vector role="math" localid="1663656292910" 6.00j^. Determine the angle between AandB

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The angle between the vectorsAandB isϕ=2θ=106° .

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01

Define the component of vector

In a two-dimensional coordinate system, the projection of vector along the x-axis and y-axis are commonly considered as the components of a vector. The magnitude of the components can be given as-

vx=Vcosθvy=Vsinθ

with V denoting the vector.

02

Given Data

The magnitude ofAandB is-

A=B=5.00

03

Draw a diagram according to question

Using law of vector addition,

LetA=Axi^+Ayj^

B=Bxi^+Byj^

A+B=6.00j^

Ax+Bxi^+Ay+Byj^=0i^+6.00j^ …………. (1)

Letθ= the angle between AorB and the y-axis.

04

Now simplify the above vectors to get the angle.

Ax+Bx=0Ax=-Bx ……… (2)

Ay+By=6.00 ……… (3)

We have given that

A=BA=5.00Ax2+Ay2=Bx2+By2Ax2+Ay2=5.002

From equation (2) and (1), we have

Ax2=Bx2

Ay2=By2

andAy=By

From equation (3), we have-

2By=6.00By=3.00

So, Ay=3.00

The angel made by the vector with its component is given as-

cosθ=AyA=ByB=3.005.00=0.600

Solving further,

θ=cos-10.6=53.1°

Therefore, the angle between the vectors is

ϕ=2θ=2×53.1°=106.2°

The angle between the vectors is 106.2°.

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