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Standard XII
Mathematics
Cross Product of Two Vectors
Let P be an i...
Question
Let
P
be an interior point of
Δ
A
B
C
such that
4
−
−
→
P
A
+
3
−
−
→
P
B
+
5
−
−
→
P
C
=
0
. If
Area
(
Δ
A
B
C
)
=
k
×
Area
(
Δ
A
P
C
)
, then
k
is
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Solution
Let
→
a
=
−
−
→
P
A
,
→
b
=
−
−
→
P
B
,
→
c
=
−
−
→
P
C
4
→
a
+
3
→
b
+
5
→
c
=
0
⋯
(
1
)
Area
(
Δ
A
P
C
)
=
1
2
∣
∣
→
c
×
→
a
∣
∣
Area
(
Δ
A
B
C
)
=
Area
(
Δ
A
P
B
)
+
Area
(
Δ
B
P
C
)
+
Area
(
Δ
A
P
C
)
⇒
Area
(
Δ
A
B
C
)
=
1
2
∣
∣
∣
→
a
×
→
b
+
→
b
×
→
c
+
→
c
×
→
a
∣
∣
∣
Taking cross product of equation
(
1
)
with
→
a
and
→
c
one at a time, we get
3
→
a
×
→
b
=
5
→
c
×
→
a
and
3
→
b
×
→
c
=
4
→
c
×
→
a
⇒
→
a
×
→
b
=
5
3
(
→
c
×
→
a
)
and
→
b
×
→
c
=
4
3
(
→
c
×
→
a
)
∴
Area
(
Δ
A
B
C
)
=
4
2
∣
∣
→
c
×
→
a
∣
∣
=
4
×
Area
(
Δ
A
P
C
)
Hence,
k
=
4
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