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Q. 13

Page 788

What point is symmetric to the point \((3, 鈭7, 鈭4)\) with respect to the plane \(z = 1\)?

Q. 13

Page 824

Give an example of three nonzero vectors u, v and w in 3 such that uv=uw but vw. What geometric relationship must the three vectors have for this to happen?

Q 14

Page 848

Fill in the blanks:

The distance from a point P to a line parametrized byr(t)=P0+tdis ________ .

Q 14

Page 848

Fill in the blanks and give the name of the property.

For any two vectors u and v with the same number of components,u+v=_________

Q .14.

Page 811

Consider the position vector i=1,0in 2. Describe the set of position vectors vin 2with the property thatprojiv=i.

Q .14.

Page 834

Find the points where the line x=3t+5,y=4,z=2t+11intersects the xy-plane and yz-plane. Explain why the line does not intersect the xz-plane.

Q 14.

Page 845

The angle between two intersecting planes called the dihedral angle is defined to be the angle between the two normal vectors to the planes, where

=cos-1N1N2N1N2

Draw a figure that illustrates the dihedral angle and explain why the definition given is a reasonable definition.

Q. 14

Page 824

What is the definition of the triple scalar product for vectors u, v and w in 3?

Q. 14

Page 777

Suppose f and g are functions such that limx3f(x)=5,limx4f(x)=2andlimx3g(x)=4

Given this information, calcuate the limits that follow, if possible. If it is not possible with the given information, explain why.

limx3-2f(x)

Q. 14

Page 788

Find all of the \(x, y, z\) labelings of the axes in the diagram that follows. Determine which of your labelings are right-handed systems and which are left-handed systems.

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