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16. Find the angle between the two lines whose direction cosines are given by the relations.
i) l + m + n = 0 and l² + m² -n² = 0

Answers

Answered by mahimehtamm2007
3

Answer:

hope this helps u

Step-by-step explanation:

Let l1m1n1 and  l2m2n2 be the direction cosines.

l+m+m=0⇒l=−m−nal2+bm2+cn2=0a(m2+n2+2mn)+bm2+cn2=0(a+b)m2+(a+c)n2+2amn=0

(a+b)(nm)2+2a(nm)+(a+c)=0 -Quadratic in nm

∴ product of roots=n1m1×n2m2=a+

Answered by Darshankrishna
2

Answer:

hope it helps you mate

Step-by-step explanation:

Let l

1

m

1

n

1

and l

2

m

2

n

2

be the direction cosines.

l+m+m=0⇒l=−m−n

al

2

+bm

2

+cn

2

=0

a(m

2

+n

2

+2mn)+bm

2

+cn

2

=0

(a+b)m

2

+(a+c)n

2

+2amn=0

(a+b)(

n

m

)

2

+2a(

n

m

)+(a+c)=0 -Quadratic in

n

m

∴ product of roots=

n

1

m

1

×

n

2

m

2

=

a+b

a+c

Similarly,

m=−l−n

al

2

+b(l

2

+n

2

+2ln)+cn

2

=0

(a+b)l

2

+(b+c)n

2

+2bln=0

(a+b)(

n

l

)

2

+2b(

n

l

)+(b+c)=0− Quadratic in

n

l

Product of roots =

n

1

l

1

×

n

2

l

2

=

a+b

b+c

Since the two lines are perpendicular,

∴l

1

l

2

+m

1

m

2

+n

1

n

2

=cos90

l

1

l

2

+m

1

m

2

+n

1

n

2

=0

n

1

n

2

l

1

l

2

+

n

1

n

2

m

1

m

2

+1=

n

1

n

2

0

a+b

a+c

+

a+b

b+c

+1=0

2(a+b+c)=0

a+b+c=0

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