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if p.q=0 then |p×q| is​

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Answered by varsha5160
1

Answer:

As p.q=0, p is perpendicular to q and p×r=0, r is parallel to p. It implies that r is also perpendicular to q.

Answered by hukam0685
9

Explanation:

Given: P.Q = 0

To find:If P.Q = 0 , then |PxQ| is

Solution:

Step 1: Find angle between both the vectors:

If dot product of two vectors P and Q is zero,that means the angle between both vectors are 90°.

Because

P.Q=|P||Q|cos\theta\\\\

we know that cos90°=0,

Thus,

P.Q=0

Step 2: Find cross product between the two vectors

Cross product is given by

P\times Q=|P||Q|sin\theta\\\\

put the value of angle, i. e. 90°

P\times Q=|P||Q|sin90°\\\\

Because sin 90°=1

Therefore

P\times Q=|P||Q|\\\\

Now magnitude

|P\times Q|=||P||Q||\\\\

or

|P\times Q|=|P||Q|\\\\

Final answer:

\bold{|P\times Q|=|P||Q|}\\\\

Hope it helps you.

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