Physics, asked by rawatrithik87, 19 days ago

iv) Find a vector which is parallel to v=i-2j and has a magnitude 10.

Answers

Answered by maheshwarkaushi2019
0

Answer:

The vector is 2\sqrt{5} (\hat i-2\hat j)2

5

(

i

^

−2

j

^

)

Explanation:

Given vector

\vec v=\hat i-2\hat j

v

=

i

^

−2

j

^

Unit vector in the direction of vector v

\hat v=\frac{\hat i-2\hat j}{\sqrt{1^2+(-2)^2} }

v

^

=

1

2

+(−2)

2

i

^

−2

j

^

\implies \hat v=\frac{\hat i-2\hat j}{\sqrt{5} }⟹

v

^

=

5

i

^

−2

j

^

Let the required vector be a

then \vec a=|\vec a|\hat a

a

=∣

a

a

^

where \hat a

a

^

is the unit vector in the direction of \vec a

a

and |\vec a|∣

a

∣ is the magnitude of \vec a

a

Since v and a vectors are parallel the unit vectors will be same

Therefore,

\vec a=10\times \frac{\hat i-2\hat j}{\sqrt{5} }

a

=10×

5

i

^

−2

j

^

\implies \vec a=2\sqrt{5} (\hat i-2\hat j)⟹

a

=2

5

(

i

^

−2

j

^

)

Thus, the required vector is 2\sqrt{5} (\hat i-2\hat j)2

5

(

i

^

−2

j

^

)

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