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Find a unit vector perpendicular to each of the vectors( a+b)( a-b) where a=3i^+2j^+2k^ and b=i^+2j^-2k^

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • Given

 \vec{a} =  3 \hat{\imath} +  2 \hat{\jmath} +   2 \hat{k}

 \vec{b} =  1 \hat{\imath} +  2 \hat{\jmath} +   -2 \hat{k}

  • To find

Unit vector perpendicular to  \vec{a + b} as well as  \vec{a - b}

  • How to find

As we know that  \vec{a + b} and  \vec{a - b} lie on the same plane as  \vec{a} and  \vec{b}

So in the question they are asking the unit vector perpendicular to the plane where  \vec{a} and  \vec{b} lies

So we have to cross product of  \vec{a} and  \vec{b}

Then we have of find unit vector in the direction of cross product of  \vec{a} and  \vec{b}

  • Procedure

 \vec{a}  \times  \vec{b} = ( 3 \hat{\imath} +  2 \hat{\jmath} +   2 \hat{k} )  \times ( 1 \hat{\imath} +  2 \hat{\jmath} +   -2 \hat{k} )

[tex] \begin{array}{ c c c } i & j & k \\ 3 & 2 & 2 \\ 1 & 2 & -2 [\tex]

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