Find the equation of line joining (1 ,2, 3) & (-3 , 4 , 3) and show that
it is perpendicular to z axis
Answers
Answered by
0
we know that very well that equation of vector for a line passing through 2 points vector a and vector b can be given by,
vector a= (1 ,2, 3) & vector b= (-3 , 4 , 3)
total vector is denoted by R,
R=a+k(b-a)==>C
vector a= 1i+2j+3k
vector b= -3i+4j+3k
put the values of vector a and vector b in equation C
vector a=a
vector b=b
R=i+2j+3k+k(-3i+4j+3k-i-2j-3k)
R=i+2j+3k+k(-4i+2j)
R is a vector for a line passing through 2 points vector a and vector b can be given by,
R=i+2j+3k+k(-4i+2j)
now with the help of doth product,
vector called as unit vector along with z-axis is denoted by k,
direction ration is (0,0,1)
and direction line (-4 2 0)
if two lines perpendicular to each other then we know that,
=0*-4+0*2+1*0
=0
so that it is perpendicular to axis Z.
Similar questions