Physics, asked by keertikrk, 9 months ago

1. A vector is not changed if
(a) it is rotated through an arbitrary angle
(b) it is multiplied by an arbitrary scalar
(c) it is cross multiplied by a unit vector
(d) it is slid parallel to itself.


Explain what does (d) mean

Answers

Answered by sukhman256
2

Explanation:

QUESTION→

1. A vector is not changed if

(a) it is rotated through an arbitrary angle

(b) it is multiplied by an arbitrary scalar

(c) it is cross multiplied by a unit vector

(d) it is slid parallel to itself.

Explain what does (d) mean

ANSWER→

A vector is changed whenever the direction or the magnitude of the drawn line is altered to any extent. Hence, a vector definitely changes if it is rotated through an arbitrary angle or cross multiplied by a unit vector, as the direction of the vectors changes in both cases.

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Answered by AngelGem
0

Option D

It is slid parallel to itself,

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