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Q. Two vectors P and Q act at a point and have a resultant R. If Q is replaced by (R2-p2/Q) acting in the direction opposite to that of Q. The REULTANT

a. remains same

b. becomes half

c. becomes twice

d. none of these

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Q. Two vectors P and Q act at a point and have a resultant R. If Q is replaced by (R2-p2/Q) acting in the direction opposite to that of Q. The REULTANT a. remains same b. becomes half c. becomes twice d. none of these

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