Physics, asked by dhandeep07, 11 months ago


Which of the following is the unit vector perpendicular to A and B?
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(A) A^×B^ /
ABsin
(B) A^×B^/
ABcos
(C) A×B/
AB sino
D) A×B/
cosAB

Answers

Answered by Kingstarshovit04
1

Answer:

Answer is Option 'A'

Explanation:

vector perpendicular to A & B is A × B.

Hence,

option A is the correct answer.

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Answered by qwblackurnrovers
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The unit vector which is perpendicular is  \frac{A*B}{|A||B| sintheta}

  • Unit vector perpendicular to A and B
  • n =  \frac{A*B}{|A|B|} = \frac{A*B}{|A||B| sintheta}
  • The resultant vector from the vector product of 2 vectors is perpendicular to the plane containing each vectors.
  • So each a x b and b x a can provides a vector that's perpendicular to each vectors a and b.
  • The cross product of A and B is given as,
  • A×B=AB sinθn
  • where n is that the unit vector perpendicular to A and B,

where n is the unit vector perpendicular to A and B,

∴ Unit vector perpendicular to \frac{A*B}{|A||B| sintheta}

  • In vector product (or vector product) of 2 nonzero vectors a and , the resultant vector is perpendicular to each vectors a and b.

The unit vector which is perpendicular is \frac{A*B}{|A||B| sintheta}

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