Physics, asked by sinhahimanshu021, 6 months ago

A vector Č when added to two vectors Ā=(î – 2ị + 4k) and B=(3î + 5j – 7k) gives a unit vector
along x - axis. Find the vector C.​

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Answered by Nereida
35

Answer:

We are given :

A = (î - 2j + 4k) and B = (3î + 5j -7k).

Adding both : A + B = (î - 2j + 4k) + (3î + 5j - 7k)

⇒ A + B = (4î + 3j - 3k)

The unit vector along the x-axis is : î.

Hence, Required vector = C = î - (4î + 3j - 3k)

⇒ C = -3î - 3j + 3k

EXTRA INFORMATION

What is a vector ?

A quantity which has both a magnitude and direction is called a vector.

What is unit vector ?

A unit vector is a vector of unit magnitude and points in a particular direction. It has no dimension and no unit. It specifically points in a direction only. The unit vector of x, y and z axes are î, j and k respectively.

Answered by rocky200216
115

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✨ A vector C when added to the resultant of the two vectors \rm{\vec{A}\:=\:\hat{i}\:-\:2\hat{j}\:+\:4\hat{k}\:} and \rm{\vec{B}\:=\:3\hat{i}\:+\:5\hat{j}\:-\:7\hat{k}\:} gives a unit vector along x-axis . Find the vector C .

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  • A vector C when added to the resultant of the two vectors \rm{\vec{A}\:=\:\hat{i}\:-\:2\hat{j}\:+\:4\hat{k}\:} and \rm{\vec{B}\:=\:3\hat{i}\:+\:5\hat{j}\:-\:7\hat{k}\:} gives a unit vector along x-axis .

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  • Find the vector C .

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Let, R be the resultant of vector A and vector B .

\rm{\vec{R}\:=\:[\hat{i}\:-\:2\hat{j}\:+\:4\hat{k}]\:+\:[3\hat{i}\:+\:5\hat{j}\:-\:7\hat{k}]\:}

\rm{\implies\:\vec{R}\:=\:\hat{i}\:-\:2\hat{j}\:+\:4\hat{k}\:+\:3\hat{i}\:+\:5\hat{j}\:-\:7\hat{k}\:}

\rm{\implies\:\vec{R}\:=\:\hat{i}\:+\:3\hat{i}\:-\:2\hat{j}\:+\:5\hat{j}\:+\:4\hat{k}\:-\:7\hat{k}\:}

\rm{\green{\implies\:\vec{R}\:=\:4\hat{i}\:+\:3\hat{j}\:-\:3\hat{k}\:}}

According to the question,

✍️ The sum of vector C and vector R gives a unit vector along x-axis .

\rm\red{\hat{i}} represents along x-axis.

\rm\red{\hat{j}} represents along y-axis .

\rm\red{\hat{k}} represents along z-axis .

Hence,

\red\checkmark\:\rm{\purple{\vec{C}\:+\:\vec{R}\:=\:1\hat{i}\:}}

\rm{\implies\:\vec{C}\:=\:1\hat{i}\:-\:\vec{R}\:}

\rm{\implies\:\vec{C}\:=\:1\hat{i}\:-\:[4\hat{i}\:+\:3\hat{j}\:-\:3\hat{k}]\:}

\rm{\implies\:\vec{C}\:=\:1\hat{i}\:-\:4\hat{i}\:-\:3\hat{j}\:+\:3\hat{k}\:}

\rm{\green{\implies\:\vec{C}\:=\:-\:3\hat{i}\:-\:3\hat{j}\:+\:3\hat{k}\:}}

\rm\red{\therefore} The vector C is “\rm{\green{-\:3\hat{i}\:-\:3\hat{j}\:+\:3\hat{k}\:}}” .

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