Convergence of Vectors: Understanding the Angle Calculation

prasannab13 · Jun 15, 2008

Why the angle between two vectors should be converging but not diverging to calculate resultant vector of the both vectors? PLEASE anyone can help me

cmos · Jun 15, 2008

Can you phrase your question better? The angle between two vectors that are diverging is the same angle if you threw in a negative sign to make the two vectors converge.

Resultant vector? You mean vector addition, cross product, etc.?

Does this even count as classical physics...?

jtbell · Jun 16, 2008

Your question doesn't make sense to me, either. Can you give specific examples with numbers? I suspect that English isn't your native language and you have mixed up some words.

prasannab13 · Jun 16, 2008

Thanks for replies.Cmos your reply cleared my doubt.Thank you

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