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Let A be vector parallel to line of intersection of planes P1 and P2, Plane P1 is parallel to the vectors 2^j+3^k and 4^j3^k and that P2 is parallel to ^j^k and 3^i+3^j then the angle between vector A and a given vector 2^i+^j2^k

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Solution

We have,

The plane P1 is parallel to the vector 2ˆi+3ˆk and 4ˆj3ˆk

Then the normal of P1=(2ˆi+3ˆk)×(4ˆj3ˆk)

∣ ∣ijk203043∣ ∣

=ˆi(012)ˆj(60)+ˆk(80)

=12ˆi+6ˆj+8ˆk

The normal of P2=(ˆjˆk)×(3ˆi+3ˆj)

∣ ∣ijk011330∣ ∣

ˆi(0+3)ˆj(0+3)+ˆk(03)

=3ˆi3ˆj3ˆk

The line of intersection of the planes will be =(12ˆi+6ˆj+8ˆk)×(3ˆi3ˆj3ˆk)

∣ ∣ijk1268333∣ ∣

=(18+24)ˆi(3624)ˆj+(3618)ˆk

=6ˆi12ˆj+18ˆk

Now, the angle between A=6ˆi12ˆj+18ˆkand2ˆi+ˆj2ˆk is given by

cosθ=(6)(2)+(12)(1)+(18)(2)62+(12)2+(18)222+12+(2)2

cosθ=1212365049

cosθ=364×126(3)

cosθ=362126×3

cosθ=6314

cosθ=214

θ=cos1(214)

Hence, this is the answer.


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