Find the normal vector n to the plane, containing vectors: A = 3i +j - k and B = -i +k.
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let direction ratio of normal vector is a , b , and c
n^ = a i +b j + c k
given ,
A =(3 i + j - k )
B =( - i + k )
because n^ vector perpendicular to both A and B
so,
A.n =0 =3a + b -c --------(1)
B.n = 0 = -a + c =0
-a + 0.b +c =0 ---------(2)
use Cramer rule ,
a/(1 -0) = -b/(3 - 1) = c/(0 + 1)
a/ 1 = b/-2 = c/1
hence,
a=1
b= -2
c=1
so, normal vector n^ = i - 2 j + k
n^ = a i +b j + c k
given ,
A =(3 i + j - k )
B =( - i + k )
because n^ vector perpendicular to both A and B
so,
A.n =0 =3a + b -c --------(1)
B.n = 0 = -a + c =0
-a + 0.b +c =0 ---------(2)
use Cramer rule ,
a/(1 -0) = -b/(3 - 1) = c/(0 + 1)
a/ 1 = b/-2 = c/1
hence,
a=1
b= -2
c=1
so, normal vector n^ = i - 2 j + k
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