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A non-zero vector v in R^2 that is orthogonal to vector u=(1,2) is​

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Answered by ItzGoldGrace
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Answer:

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Answered by vinod04jangid
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Answer:

v = -2i + j

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :- Vector u = ( 1, 2 ) and vector u and v are orthogonal.

To Find :- A non-zero vector v.

Solution :-

Let the vector V = xi + yj.

It is given that vector U = i + 2j.

The two vectors are orthogonal if there dot product is 0.

We can say that the vector v and u are orthogonal if u . v = 0.

So, let's apply the above logic to out given values.

V . U = 0

⇒ ( xi + yj ) . (i + 2j) = 0

⇒ x + 2y = 0

⇒ x = - 2y.

∴ x = - 2 for y = 1 or x = - 4 for y = 2 or x = - 6 for y = 3.

Therefore, the vector v can be -2i + j or - 4i + 2j or many more.

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