Asked by Muja
show that the quadrilateral with vertices at the following points is a parallelogram and find its area. a = (5,2,0), b = (2,6,1), c = (2,4,7), d = (5,0,6)
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Answered by
Reiny
vector ab = (-3,4,1)
vector dc = (3, -4, -1) = vector cd
since their magnitude is the same, and they simply have opposite direction they must be equal and parallel
So the figure is a parallogram
vector cb = (0,-2,6)
area = cross product of ab and cb
= (-3,4,1) x (0,-2,6)
= (26,18,6)
whose magnitude is √(26^2+18^2+6^) = √1036
vector dc = (3, -4, -1) = vector cd
since their magnitude is the same, and they simply have opposite direction they must be equal and parallel
So the figure is a parallogram
vector cb = (0,-2,6)
area = cross product of ab and cb
= (-3,4,1) x (0,-2,6)
= (26,18,6)
whose magnitude is √(26^2+18^2+6^) = √1036
Answered by
Reiny
Just noticed that Steve answered the same question when you reposted it just a few entries above this
Please avoid reposting the same question, especially when it still shows near the top of the list of questions like it did here.
It avoids unnecessary duplication of solutions.
Please avoid reposting the same question, especially when it still shows near the top of the list of questions like it did here.
It avoids unnecessary duplication of solutions.
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