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If p is an unit vector perpendicular to q, and (7p-q).(4p+3q) =1 then find |q| (magnitude of q)(p and q are vectors)

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Answered by jitendra420156
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Therefore the magnitude of \vec q is 3 units.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that, \vec p is unit vector that is |\veac p|=1.

\vec p is perpendicular to \vec q.

\therefore \vec p.\vec q=0

(7\vec p-\vec q).(4\vec p+3\vec q)=1

\Rightarrow 7\vec p.4\vec q+7\vec p.3\vec q-\vec q.4\vec p-\vec q. 3\vec q=1

\Rightarrow 28 (\vec p)^2+21 \vec p.\vec q-4 \vec p. \vec q-3 (\vec q)^2=1   [ since dot product commutative ]

\Rightarrow 28 |\vec p|^2+17 \vec p.\vec q-3 |\vec q|^2=1               [(\vec a)^2=|a|^2 ]

\Rightarrow 28. 1^2+17 .0-3 |\vec q|^2=1                [  \vec p.\vec q=0 and  |\veac p|=1 ]

\Rightarrow 28 -3 |\vec q|^2=1

\Rightarrow3 |\vec q|^2=27

\Rightarrow |\vec q|^2=9

\Rightarrow |\vec q|= 3

Therefore the magnitude of \vec q is 3 units.

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