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If a=^i+^j+^k and b=^i^j, then the vectors, (a.^i)^i+(a.^j)^j+(a.^k)^k,(b.^i)^i+(b.^j)^j+(b.^k)^k and ^i+^j2^k are

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Mutually Perpendicular
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Coplanar
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Forms a Parallelopiped of volume2 units
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Forms a Parallelopiped of volume 3 units
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Solution

The correct option is A Mutually Perpendicular
Solving
(¯¯¯a¯i)¯i+(¯¯¯a¯j)¯j+(¯¯¯a¯¯¯k)¯¯¯k=¯¯¯a
(¯¯b¯i)¯i+(¯¯b¯j)¯j+(¯¯b¯¯¯k)¯¯¯k=¯¯b
¯¯¯a¯¯b=0
¯¯¯a(¯i+¯j2¯¯¯k)=0
¯¯b(¯i+¯j2¯¯¯k)=0
So, ¯¯¯a,¯¯b & ¯i+¯j2¯¯¯k are mutually .

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