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Chapter 10: Q 34. (page 801)

Find the norm of the vector.v=12,13,14

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The norm of the vector v=12,13,14is 61144.

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Step 1. Given information .  

We have given vectorv=12,13,14

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Step 2. Find the norm of the vector. 

v=a2+b2+c2=122+132+142=14+19+116=36+16+9144=61144

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