Let →A be vector parallel to the line of intersection of planes p1 and p2 through the origin. p1 is parallel to the vectors →a=2^j+3^k and →b=4^j−3^k and p2 is parallel to the vectors →c=^j−^k and →d=3^i+3^j. The angle between →A and 2^i+^j−2^k is:
A
π2
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B
π4
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C
π6
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D
3π4
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Solution
The correct options are Bπ4 D3π4 Plane p1 is parallel to →a and →b the normal to p1 is along →a×→b Plane p2 is parallel to →c and →d the normal to p2 is along →c×→d →A is along the line of intersection of planes p1 and p2 ∴→A is along (→a×→b)×(→c×→d) →a×→b=⎡⎢⎣^i^j^k02304−3⎤⎥⎦ =^i(−6−12)−^j(0−0)+^k(0) =−18^i →c×→d=∣∣
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∣∣^i^j^k01−1330∣∣
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∣∣ =^i(0+3)−^j(0+3)+^k(0−3) =3^i−3^j−3^k =3(^i−^j−^k) ∴→A is along ^i×(^i−^j−^k)=^j−^k The angle between →A and 2^i+^j−2^k is θ cosθ=→A∣∣∣→A∣∣∣.(2^i+^j−2^k)3 =±(^j−^k)(2^i+^j−2^k)3√2 =±(1+2)3√2=±1√2 and cosθ=±1√2 ⇒θ=π4,3π4