The correct option is A →a
Let ^i be a unit vector along →b and ^j is a unit vector along →c
As, →b,→c are unit vector :
⇒→b=^i,→c=^j
Now, ,→b×→c=|→b||→c|sinα^k⋯(i)
where ^k is a unit vector perpendicular to both →b and →c,α=π2 is the angle between →b and →c.
⇒|→b×→c|=sinα=1⋯(ii)
From (i) and (ii):^k=→b×→c|→b×→c|⋯(iii)
Any vector can be written as linear combination of three non-coplanar vectors,
⇒→a=a1^i+a2^j+a3^k
(where ^i,^j,^k are three non-coplanar vectors.)
⇒→a⋅→b=a1,→a⋅→c=a2 and
⎡⎢⎣→a⋅(→b×→c)|→b×→c|⎤⎥⎦=→a⋅^k=a3
[from (iii)]
Thus, (→a⋅→b)→b+(→a⋅→c)→c+⎡⎢⎣→a⋅(→b×→c)|→b×→c|⎤⎥⎦(→b×→c)=a1→b+a2→c+a3(→b×→c)=a1^i+a2^j+a3^k=→a