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Grade 12th passVectors

vector which is perpendicular to acos (theta) i+b sin (theta) j

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7 Years agoGrade 12th pass
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ApprovedApproved Tutor Answer7 Years ago
Dear student
 
there can be many vectors perpendicular to the given vector. So Please provide options.
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7 Years ago
how can i upload image sir waha pee i cap aur j cap hai and wo theta hai bas aur questions to same hiii hai if possible then i upload  ok sir thanks
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4 Years ago
For  the vector to be perpendicular to given vector it should have dot product = 0 so find suitable option with which the given vector is having zero dot product .thanku .....
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4 Years ago
 guys It's answer will be all of these . 
1. {bsinQ icap - acosQ jcap } = as u multiply this vector with good vector( acosQ Icap + bsinQ jcap ) u will get  (((( ab cosQsinQ icap- ab cosQsinQ  jcap)))) which is equal to zero ... So as. Their dot product is zero means they are perpendicular to each other ... Similarly try 2 option and 3 is already perpendicular  as it is 5kcap .... Thanku and ask if u still don't understand