Asked by HelpMaths

Let π‘Žβƒ— and 𝑏 be two vectors in the xy plane making angles πœƒ and βˆ… with the x axis, respectively.
Use vector algebra to show that:
cos(πœƒ βˆ’ βˆ…) = cos πœƒ cos βˆ… + sin πœƒ sin βˆ…

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Answered by Steve
The angle between a and b is α = θ-Ø

aβ€’b = |a| |b| cosΞ±

aβ€’b = (xa*xb)+(ya*yb)
xa = |a| cosΞΈ
ya = |a| sinΞΈ
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Carry on, and you will see the result fall right out.
Answered by sactivist
good
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