The resultant of $\vec A$ and $\vec B$ makes an angle $\alpha $ with $\vec A$ and $\beta $ with $\vec B$,

  • A

    $\alpha < \beta $

  • B

    $\alpha < \beta $ if $A < B$

  • C

    $\alpha < \beta $ if $A > B$

  • D

    $\alpha < \beta $ if $A = B$

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