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Standard XII
Mathematics
Combination
If a× b=b× ...
Question
If
a
×
b
=
b
×
c
≠
0
with
a
≠
−
c
then show that
a
+
c
=
k
b
, where
k
is scalar.
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Solution
a
×
b
=
b
×
c
a
×
b
=
−
c
×
b
a
×
b
+
c
×
b
=
0
(
a
+
c
)
×
b
=
0
So, there are three posibilities:
(i)a+c=0
⇒
a=-c which is not the case
(ii)b=0
In this case,
a
×
b
=
0
too, which is not the case
(iii)a+c= kb ,
where k is scalar
which is the only possible scenario.
Hence,
a+c= kb ,where k is scalar
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