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Consider a in the positive direction of x , b in the positive direction of y , a

ID: 1332616 • Letter: C

Question

Consider a in the positive direction of x, b in the positive direction of y, and a scalar d.

Sorry this has so many parts! This question had be confused. Thanks for your help!

(a) What is the direction of b/d if d is positive?

positive x, negative y, negative x, positive y, none of these

(b) What is the direction of b/d if d is negative?

negative y, none of these    positive y, negative x, positive x

(c) What is the magnitude of a·b?

none of these, a/b    0, a + b, ab

(d) What is the magnitude of a·b/d?

(e) What is the direction of the vector resulting from a x b?

positive z, positive y, negative y, none of these, negative z

(f) What is the direction of the vector resulting from b x a?

positive y negative z, negative y, positive z, none of these

(g) What are the magnitudes of the cross products in (e) and (f)?

a/b, none of these, a + b, ab, ab


(h) What is the magnitude of a x b/d if d is positive?

(a + b)/d, ab    none of these, ab/d, (a + b)/d

(i) What is the direction of a x b/d if d is positive?

negative z, positive x, positive z, none of these, positive y

Explanation / Answer

here,

a is vector

b is vector

d is scaler

(a)

as b is vector and d is scaler

the direction of b/d if d is positive is in positive direction of y

(b)

as b is vector and d is scaler

the direction of b/d if d is negative is in negative direction of y

(c)

the magnitude of a.b is 0

as angle between a and b is 90 degree

(d)

as angle between a and b is 90 degree

the magnitude of a.b/d is also zero

(e)

the dirrection of vector resulting aXb is in + z direction

(f)

the dirrection of vector resulting aXb is in - z direction

(g)

the magnitude of the cross product is ab

(h)

the magnitude of aXb/d is ab/d

(i)

the direction of aXb/d is in negative z direction

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