Physics, asked by Lokeshbandi1324, 6 months ago

The vector perpendicular to I+j+k is
a) i-j+k. b)i-j-k
c)-i-j-k. d)3i+2j-5k

please solve it by steps please ​

Answers

Answered by achyutanandanahak169
0

Answer:

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Answered by Darshqqoqp
9

Answer:

D) 3i+2j-5k

Explanation:

Dot product of perpendicular vectors must be zero.

(3i+2j-5k).(i+j+k) = 3(1)+2(1)-5(1)

= 3+2-5

= 0

Hence,D is the correct answer6

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