Physics, asked by ktanushree44, 10 months ago

the value of iCAP.(iCAP*jCAP) IS

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Answered by iamanupama14
5

Answer: 0

Explanation:

assuming that your question should have been    i ( i . j )..

we know that..the dot product of unit vectors i and j is..

    i . j = 0

that is,

i ( i . j ) = i ( 0 ) = 0

∴ the value of iCAP.(iCAP*jCAP) IS (0).

hope that helps...

Answered by venilla1293
2

Answer:

The value of icap.(icapXjcap) is 0

Explanation:

It is assumed that the equation is icap.(icap X jcap)

Using the thumb rule

icap X jcap would direct in the direction of kcap

Therefore icap X jcap = kcap

Now, icap.kcap

icap.kcap = 0 as the dot product between similar vectors is 1 whereas the dot product between different vectors is 0.

Therefore icap.(icapXjcap) = 0

Ans: The value of icap.(icapXjcap) is 0.

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