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If A = i+j+k , then what is the unit vector along A? i will report if its wrong trust me i do what i say

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Answered by SugaryHeart
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Explanation:

Vector (P-Q) = (i+j-k)-(i-j+k) = 2.j - 2.k.

|P-Q| = √{(2)^2+(-2)^2} = 2.√2 units.

Unit vector along (P-Q) = vector (P-Q)/|P-Q|.

= (2.j - 2.k)/2.√2 = (1/√2).( j - k ). Answer.

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Answered by shivang1663
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Answer:

Vector (P-Q) = (i+j-k)-(i-j+k) = 2.j - 2.k.

|P-Q| = √{(2)^2+(-2)^2} = 2.√2 units.

Unit vector along (P-Q) = vector (P-Q)/|P-Q|.

= (2.j - 2.k)/2.√2 = (1/√2).( j - k ). Answer.

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