11th Class Physics Work, Energy, Power & Collision / कार्य, ऊर्जा और शक्ति Question Bank 11th CBSE Physics Work, Energy, Power & Collision

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    If\[\vec{A}\,.\,\vec{B}=\vec{B}\,.\,\vec{C}\], is it correct to conclude that \[\vec{A}=\vec{C}\]?

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                    Given \[\vec{A}\,.\,\vec{B}=\vec{B}\,.\,\vec{C}\]             i.e.          \[\text{AB cos}{{\theta }_{\text{1}}}=\text{ BC cos}{{\theta }_{\text{2}}}\]                                                         ?.(i) Where \[{{\theta }_{\text{1}}}\] is smaller angle between \[\vec{A}\]and\[\vec{B}\]; and \[{{\theta }_{\text{2}}}\] is the smaller abngle between \[\vec{B}\]and \[\vec{C}\]. From (i). \[\text{Acos}{{\theta }_{\text{1}}}=\text{C cos}{{\theta }_{\text{2}}}\] If \[{{\theta }_{\text{1}}}={{\theta }_{\text{2}}}\], then from (ii), A = C or             \[\vec{A}\,=\,\vec{C}\] If \[{{\theta }_{\text{1}}}\ne {{\theta }_{\text{2}}}\], then from (ii), A ¹ C or           \[\vec{A}\,\ne \,\vec{C}\]


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