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For two vectors `A and B, |A + B| = |A - B|` is always true,
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For two vectors `A and B, |A + B| = |A - B|` is always true, when
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(a) `| A | = |B |!=0` (b) `| A | = | B |!=0 and A and B` are parallel or anti-parallel
(c) either `| A |` or `| B |` is zero (d) None of the above
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