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Two unit vectors
p
⃗
\vec{p}
p
and
q
⃗
\vec{q}
q
satisfy
p
⃗
⋅
q
⃗
<
0
\vec{p}\,\cdot\,\vec{q}<0
p
⋅
q
<
0
. Which statement about the angles
θ
p
\theta_p
θ
p
and
θ
q
\theta_q
θ
q
they make with the positive
x
x
x
–axis is necessarily true? a)
∣
θ
p
+
θ
q
∣
=
180
∘
|\theta_p+\theta_q|=180^{\circ}
∣
θ
p
+
θ
q
∣
=
18
0
∘
b)
∣
θ
p
−
θ
q
∣
<
90
∘
|\theta_p-\theta_q|<90^{\circ}
∣
θ
p
−
θ
q
∣
<
9
0
∘
c)
∣
θ
p
−
θ
q
∣
>
90
∘
|\theta_p-\theta_q|>90^{\circ}
∣
θ
p
−
θ
q
∣
>
9
0
∘
d)
∣
θ
p
−
θ
q
∣
=
90
∘
|\theta_p-\theta_q|=90^{\circ}
∣
θ
p
−
θ
q
∣
=
9
0
∘
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