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Matematics - A
5. a, b, c and d are the position vectors of four coplanar points such that
(a-d).(b-c) = (b-d).(c-a) = 0. Show that the point d represents the orthocentre of the
triangle with a, b and c as its vertices.

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Answered by tyresew1
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Answer:

orthocenter

Given that a→,b→,c→andd→ are position vectors of points A,B,C and D, respectively, such that

(a→−d→).(b→−c→)=(b→.d→).(c→−a→)=0

⇒DA−→−.CB−→−=DB−→−.AC−→−=0

⇒DA−→−⊥CB−→−andDB−→−⊥AC−→−

Clerly, D is the orthocentre of △ABC

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