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Two vectors are given by these expressions: A=-3i^+7j^-4k^and B=6i^-10j^+9k^. Evaluate the quantities

(a)cos-1[|A×B|AB]and

(b)sin-1[|A×B|AB]

(c) Which give(s) the angle between the vectors?

Short Answer

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a)cos1A×BAB=168.2ob)   sin-1|A×B|AB=11.9oc)Bothgivestheanglevetweenthevectors

Step by step solution

01

Define vector product:

In physics and astronomy, vector production and scalar production are two of the most widely used vector multiplication methods. Subtracting a product of vector size four times the angle between them reveals the product vector size of two vectors.

02

Given Information:

The vectors, A=-3i^+7j^-4k^

The vector, B=6i^-10j^+9k^

03

To find the two vectors:

|A|=(-3)2+72+(-4)2|A|=8.6

And

|B|=62+(-10)2+92

|B|=14.731

Define (A×B) as follows.

A×B=(-3×6)+(-7×10)+(-4×9)

A×B=-124

Define (A×B)by metrics.

A×B=i^j^k^-37^-46-109

A×B=i^(63-40)+j^(-24+27)+k^(30-42)A×B=23i^+3j^-12

Take a magnitude, and you have

|A×B|=232+32+(-12)2|A×B|=26.115

Determine the given expression as below.

a.cos1A×BAB=cos-1-1248.6×14.731=168.2°

And

b.sin-1|A×B|AB=sin-126.1158.6×14.731=11.9°

c.Both gives the angle between the vectors.

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