Math, asked by niyasavy, 1 day ago

two vectors as given A=2i -5j+2k and b=4i-10j+ck what should be the value of c so that A and B vectors be parallel​

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Answered by 039harshithav
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Answer:

given 2 vectors

u = u1i + u2j + u3k and

v= v1i + v2j + v3k,

the cross product is

(u2v3 - v2u3)i + (u3v1 - v3u1)j + (u1v2 - v1u2)k.

Plugging in the given coordinates, we have

((-5)*2 - 5*10)i + (10*6 - 2*3)j + (3*5 -6*(-5))k = -60i + 54j + 45k

To get the unit vector, we divide this by its magnitude, which is the square root of 60^2 + 54^2 + 45^2 = 3600 + 2916 + 2025 = 8541.

That square root is 92.42 to 2 decimal places. Which means that the unit vector you seek is approximately (-60i + 54j + 45k)/92.42,

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hope it helps you

Answered by aryansawant3118
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Answer:

Cross product formula determines the cross product for any two given vectors by giving the area between those vectors. The cross product formula is given as,→A×→B=|A||B|sinθ A → × B → = | A | | B | s i n ⁡

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