properties of collinear and coplanar vector
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Two vectors are said to be COPLANAR when they are parallel to a same plane. For eg. if the two vectors are parallel to x-y plane or any plane, then they are coplanar.
Moreover, the vectors are said to be COPLANAR when their scalar triple product is zero i.e. a.(b x c) = 0 .
However, when the vectors are parallel or antiparallel to each other or to any other line, they are said to be COLLINEAR.
You can remember like this-
COPLANE- Same plane
COLLINEAR- Same line.
Moreover, the vectors are said to be COPLANAR when their scalar triple product is zero i.e. a.(b x c) = 0 .
However, when the vectors are parallel or antiparallel to each other or to any other line, they are said to be COLLINEAR.
You can remember like this-
COPLANE- Same plane
COLLINEAR- Same line.
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collinear are of 2 types
parallel
and antiparallel
and coplanar vector r those having vector on same plane
parallel
and antiparallel
and coplanar vector r those having vector on same plane
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