Math, asked by kushurgent, 7 months ago

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Answered by davisshikhar
1

We know that The Cross product of 2 vectors is perpendicular to both the vectors

Let it be X

a×b=(i-j-k)×(i+j+k)

 X=0i-2j+2k=2(-j+k)

unit\:vector=\frac{2(-j+k)} {\sqrt{1^{2}+1^{2}}}=\sqrt{2}×(-j+k)

option\: c \:i.e\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}(-j+k)

Actually I'm getting

 \sqrt{2}  \: as \: numerator \:

so was confused But I mhst haved Mistaken somewhere

Anyway If in case it is wrong

You can simply

Get the cross product and then find unit vector by dividing vector by Magnitude

Answered by lyrarana
3

option c is correct for your question

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