Asked by Anonymous
Use the cross product to find a vector perpendicular to each of the following pairs.
a) (4,0,0) and (0,0,4)
I plugged in the cross product formula and got (0, -16, 0)
a) (4,0,0) and (0,0,4)
I plugged in the cross product formula and got (0, -16, 0)
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Answered by
Anonymous
Find two vectors perpendicular to both (3, -6, 3) and (-2, 4, 2).
I found one using the cross product. The one I found was (-24, -12, 0). How would I find another one?
I found one using the cross product. The one I found was (-24, -12, 0). How would I find another one?
Answered by
Reiny
If you reduce your vectors, you can find others with the same property.
eg. your vector [0,-16,0] is -16[0,1,0]
eg. your vector [0,-16,0] is -16[0,1,0]
Answered by
Reiny
[-24,-12,0] = -12[2,1,0]
any scalar multiple of [2,1,0] will work
any scalar multiple of [2,1,0] will work
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