Chapter 3: Q18P (page 105)
Show thatand are orthogonal (perpendicular). Find a third vector perpendicular to both.
Short Answer
The vector is perpendicular to the given vectors and is
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Chapter 3: Q18P (page 105)
Show thatand are orthogonal (perpendicular). Find a third vector perpendicular to both.
The vector is perpendicular to the given vectors and is
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Find the Eigen values and eigenvectors of the following matrices. Do some problems by hand to be sure you understand what the process means. Then check your results by computer.
Find the symmetric equations (5.6) or (5.7) and the parametric equations (5.8) of a line, and/or the equation (5.10) of the plane satisfying the following given conditions.
Line through and parallel to the line .
Answer
The symmetric equations of the line is .
The parametric equation is .
Step-by-Step Solution
Step 1: Concept of the symmetric and parametric equations
The symmetric equations of the line passing through and parallel to is
The parametric equations of the line are
Step 2: Determine the symmetric equation of a straight line
The given point is and the line is .
The given line is in the form of . So, we get
The symmetric equations of the straight line passing through and parallel to is given by
Thus, the required solution is .
Step 3: Determine the parametric equation of a straight line.
The parametric equations of the straight line passing through and parallel to is given by
Or
.
Thus, the required solution is .
Write the matrices which produce a rotation about the axis, or that rotation combined with a reflection through the (y,z) plane.
Let each of the following represent an active transformation of the vectors in ( x ,y )plane (axes fixed, vector rotated or reflected as in Example 3, show that each matrix is orthogonal, find its determinant and find its rotation angle, or find the line of reflectionthe
Show that if a matrix is orthogonal and its determinant is then each element of the matrix is equal to its own cofactor. Hint: Use (6.13) and the definition of an orthogonal matrix.
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