For non-zero vectors →p,→q and →r, let (→p×→q)×→r+(→q⋅→r)→q=(x2+y2)→q+(14−4x−6y)→p and (→r⋅→r)→p=→r where →p and →q are non-collinear, and x and y are scalars. Then the value of (x+y) is
A
0
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B
5
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C
10
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D
1
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Solution
The correct option is B5 (→p⋅→r)→q−(→q⋅→r)→p+(→q⋅→r)→q=(x2+y2)→q+(14−4x−6y)→p ∴→p⋅→r+→q⋅→r=x2+y2⋯(1)
and −→q⋅→r=14−4x−6y⋯(2)
From (1)+(2) →p⋅→r=x2+y2−4x−6y+14⋯(3)
Since (→r⋅→r)→p=→r,
taking dot product with →r, we get (→r⋅→r)(→p⋅→r)=(→r⋅→r) ⇒→p⋅→r=1
∴ From (3), x2+y2−4x−6y+14=1⇒(x−2)2+(y−3)2=0⇒x=2,y=3
Hence, x+y=5