Physics, asked by patrickjaison, 10 months ago

A particle is moving with speed 6 m/s along the direction of Ä = 2i+ 2j- K, then its velocity is :
(A) (4î+ 21 - 4k) units
(B) (41 +4j-2) units
(C) (4 + 4j-4K) units
(D) (2 + 4 -2K) units
and please provide solution!​

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Answered by harmanshergill
4

Answer:

B

Explanation:

speed of particle is 6m/s

unit vector in the direction of Ä = ( 2i + 2j - k ) is

 = 2i + 2j - k / √ 4+4+1

 = 2i + 2j -k / 3

velocity of the particle is

= 6(2i +2j -k ) / 3

= 4i + 4j - 2k

Answered by aditypatil71
2

Answer:

B

Explanation:

 here is your answer .      

given -

speed =6m/s  

Position vector(A  vector  )= 2 i  cap+2  j cap -K cap

position vector just shows the co-ordinates of the point in three dimensional  space    

remember unit vector  is a vector dhowing     directon    only

 

Velocity=  speed *    direction        

speed   6 m/s  

direction = unit vector  

A cap is simple to calculate    

Observe  

from formula

=6 *  (2 i cap+2 j cap-k)/3  

now if your are wondering  what   is   unit vector  beside  6    

simply  calculate  unit vector of  A  vector    

=4  i  cap +  4  j  cap  -    2    k   cap

option   B  is correct   .

fact  is  -   i had the  test in that  this question was  the first  

ok   dont mark me the brainliest  

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