If a- - b- -c- are vectors of lengths 2-3-4- If a- is orthogonal to b-c- -b- is orthogonal to c-a- and c- is orthogonal to a-b- then the modulus of a-b-c- is

The correct option is A √(29) a.(b+c)=0 #160;— (1) b.(c+a)=0 #160; — (2) c.(a+b)=0 #160; — (3)adding (1)+(2)+(3)we get 2(a.b ...

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If $\to a, \to b, \to c$ are vectors of lengths $2, 3, 4$ . If $\to a$ is orthogonal to $\to b + \to c, \to b$ is orthogonal to $\to c + \to a$ and $\to c$ is orthogonal to $\to a + \to b$ , then the modulus of $\to a + \to b + \to c$ is

\sqrt{29}

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\sqrt{39}

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\sqrt{45}

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2 \sqrt{19}

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