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Standard XII
Physics
Motion Under Variable Acceleration
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Question
Check whether the vector
4
^
i
−
13
^
j
+
18
^
k
is a linear combination of the vector
^
i
−
2
^
j
+
3
^
k
and
2
^
i
+
3
^
j
−
4
^
k
.
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Solution
4
^
i
−
13
^
j
+
18
^
k
=
a
(
^
i
−
2
^
j
+
3
^
k
)
+
b
(
2
^
i
+
3
^
j
−
4
^
k
)
.
So,
a
+
2
b
=
4
−
2
a
+
3
b
=
−
13
and
3
a
−
4
b
=
18
On solving from any two, we at (basically first two here)
a
=
38
7
,
b
=
−
5
7
Since this does not satisfies
3
a
−
4
b
=
18
We can say that linear combination is not possible.
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Q.
Check whether the vector
4
^
i
+
13
^
j
−
18
^
k
is a linear combination of the vectors
^
i
−
2
^
j
+
3
^
k
and
2
^
i
+
3
^
j
−
4
^
k
Q.
What is the unit vector perpendicular to the following vectors 2
^
i
+ 2
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-
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^
i
+
3
^
j
−
4
^
k
,
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b
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^
i
+
^
j
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^
k
and
→
c
=
4
^
i
+
2
^
j
+
3
^
k
,
then
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∣
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)
∣
∣
∣
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^
i
+
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^
j
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^
k
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2
^
i
+
^
j
+
^
k
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n
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^
i
−
^
j
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k
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1
kg
each are
→
r
1
=
(
^
i
+
2
^
j
+
7
^
k
)
,
→
r
2
=
(
3
^
i
+
5
^
j
+
^
k
)
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r
3
=
(
6
^
i
+
2
^
j
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3
^
k
)
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^
i
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^
k
)
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