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18 Mar 2008 21:01:32 IST
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first find the angle between the vectors :)
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18 Mar 2008 21:35:10 IST
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see for parallel part u have
(a.b)/mag(b) times b vector
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(a.b)/mag(b) times b vector
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18 Mar 2008 21:48:12 IST
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let a = 2i-j+3k
b = 2i+4j-2k
now let c be parallel to b and d be perpendicular to b
we have to express a = c + d
since c is parallel to b . let c = mb = 2m i + 4m j - 2m k
d=a-c
d= 2i - j +3k - 2m i - 4m j +2m k
d= (2-2m)i - (1+4m)j + (3+2m)k
since d is perpendicular to b ....... their dot product is 0
(2-2m)2 -(1+4m)4 -2(3+2m) =0
4 - 4m -4 -16m -6 -4m = 0
-24m = 6
m = -(1/4)
so c = - i/2 - j + k/2
d = 2i - j +3k +i/2 + j -k/2
d = (5/2)i + (5/2)k
thus a = c + d
where c is parallel to b and d is perpendicular to b
clear with my sloution.........????












