Chapter 10: Q1E (page 564)
Determine the dot product of the vector\(a\)and\(b\)and verify\(a \times b\) is orthogonal on both\(a\)and\(b.\)
Short Answer
The cross product of the vector\(a\)and\(b\) is\(16{\rm{i}} + 48{\rm{k}}{\rm{.}}\)
Chapter 10: Q1E (page 564)
Determine the dot product of the vector\(a\)and\(b\)and verify\(a \times b\) is orthogonal on both\(a\)and\(b.\)
The cross product of the vector\(a\)and\(b\) is\(16{\rm{i}} + 48{\rm{k}}{\rm{.}}\)
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(a) \({\rm{i}} \cdot {\rm{j}} = 0,{\rm{j}} \cdot {\rm{k}} = 0\) and \({\rm{k}} \cdot {\rm{i}} = 0\).
(b) \({\rm{i}} \cdot {\rm{i}} = 1,{\rm{j}} \cdot {\rm{j}} = 1\) and \({\rm{k}} \cdot {\rm{k}} = 1\)
The parametric equations and the symmetric equations for the given line.
Determine the cross-product between\(a\)and\(b\)and sketch \(a,b\)and\(a \times b\)as vectors starting at the origin.
Find the vector of using cross product.
\((i + j) \times (i - j)\)
To find a dot product between \({\rm{a}}\) and \({\rm{b}}\).
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