Is the resultant is equal to half the magnitude of two equal forces then the angle between the forces is?

45° is the correct answer.

Can the magnitude of the resultant of two equal vectors be equal to the magnitude of each of the vectors?

Originally Answered: Can the magnitude of resultant of two vector of the same magnitudebe equal to the magnitude of either of the vector? Yes if the angle between the vectors is 120 degrees. In this situation, the two vectors and their sum (resultant) will form an equilateral triangle.

Is magnitude and resultant same?

A resultant is a vector. Specifically a vector sum of vectors. A magnitude is a property of a vector. It is a scalar, not a vector itself.

What is the angle between two forces of equal magnitude such that the magnitude of their resultant is also equal to either of them?

Which means that if both the forces have same magnitude and same resultant then angle between them will be 120°.

When the magnitude of the resultant of two vectors of equal magnitude is equal to either of them what is the angle between the two vectors?

120°
Both the vectors have the same magnitude. Let the resultant have magnitude equal to vector A. Hence, the angle between the two vectors is 120°.

Can the magnitude of the resultant of two vectors?

Explain through a vector diagram that the magnitude of the sum of two vectors of equal magnitude can be equal to the magnitude of each given vector. The resultant of two vectors of equal magnitude is equal to the magnitude of either of the two vectors.

What is resultant force equal to?

The resultant force is described as the total amount of force acting on the object or body along with the direction of the body. The resultant force should be equal for all the force since all the force is acting in the same direction.

What is the resultant vector of these two forces?

When vectors represent forces, their sum is called the resultant. The resultant of two forces can be found using the methods for adding vectors when the vectors are a geometric representation.

What is the angle between two forces of the same magnitude?

I think what you mean is, “if two forces of equal magnitude combine to make a resultant of that same magnitude, what is the angle between the two forces?” Then the answer is 60 degrees. The resultant of two equal forces may have the magnitude equal to one of the forces. At what angle between the two equal forces is this possible?

What is the resultant of two forces?

The resultant of two forces equal in magnitude acting at a point has also the same magnitude as each force. What is the angle between the forces? – Quora The resultant of two forces equal in magnitude acting at a point has also the same magnitude as each force.

What is the resultant of two forces acting at right angles?

The resultant of two equal forces acting at right angles to each other is 1414 N. Find the magnitude of each force? Consider the component, A=B = x. The forces are acting at right angles to each other. x is the magnitude of each force.

Is the resultant force vector equal to the original force vector?

The question should say that the magnitude of the resultant force vector is equal to the magnitudes of the original force vectors. For the resultant force vector to be equal the answer is somewhat different. Instead, the forces must all have magnitude zero, and their angles can be anything. Here is a diagram.