Physics, asked by Akshta1, 11 months ago

QUES,..

Vector which is perpendicular to (a cos theta i^ + b sin theta j^) is. :

a) bsin theta i^ -a cos theta.j^
b) 1/a sin theta i^ -1/b cos theta j^
c) 5k^
d). all of these

Answers

Answered by ankitsharma51
20

Answer:

in each case dot product is zero between the given vector and options

Hence, answer is option (d)

Answered by netta00
29

Answer:

d). all of these

Explanation:

Given that

A = a cos θ i + b sin θ j

As we know that if if two vector A and B is perpendicular to each other then their dot product(A.B) should be zero.

a)

B= b sin θ i - a cos θ j

A = a cos θ i + b sin θ j

A.B=  ab sin θ.cos θ - ab sin θ.cos θ

A.B= 0

b)

B= 1/a sin θ i - 1/b cos θ j

A = a cos θ i + b sin θ j

A.B= sin θ.cos θ -  sin θ.cos θ

A.B= 0

c)

B= 5 k

A = a cos θ i + b sin θ j

A.B= ( cos θ i + b sin θ j) . 5 k

A.B= 0

It mean that are correct.

d). all of these

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