Dot Product of Two Vectors
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If →A=2^i−3^j and →B=−4^i+2^j, then |→A.→B|=
The magnitude of the projection of 2^i+3^j+4^k on the vector ^i+^j+^k will be –––––
None of the above
A force of →F=3^i+4^j is acting on a box at point→A whose position vector with respect to origin is <2, 3>.Work done in displacing the particle from→A to →B whose position vector with respect to origin is <5, 6> will be ....... units
George is pulling Cameron on a toboggan and is exerting a force of 40N acting at an angle of 60∘ to the ground. If Cameron is pulled by a distance of 100 m horizontally, then the work done by George is
The angle between the vectors ¯u=<3, 0> and ¯v=<5, 5> is
If ¯a and ¯b are two vectors as shown in the figure, then ¯a.¯b will equal to |¯a||¯b| cos θ
True
False
If ¯a.¯b=¯a.¯c and ¯a≠¯0, then we can say that ¯b=¯c.
False
True
If →a=x^i+(x−1)^j+^k and →b=(x+1)^i+^j+a^k always make an acute angle with each other for every value of x ϵ R, then
a ϵ (−∞, 2)
a ϵ (2, ∞)
a ϵ (−∞, 1)
a ϵ (1, ∞)
Let P, Q, R and S be the points on the plane with position vectors
−2^i−^j, 4^i, 3^i+3^j and −3^i+2^j, respectively. The quadrilateral PQRS must be a
parallelogram, which is neither a rhombus nor a rectangle
square
rectangle, but not a square
rhombus, but not a square