Let a, b, c be nonzero vectors Assume that b and c are not parallel, and set v ax (bx c), (a) Prove that (i) v lies in the plane spanned by b and c (ii) v is orthogonal to a w (a c)b (a b)c (b) Prove that w also satisfies (i) and (ii) Conclude that v and w are parallel (e) Show algebraically that v...

Let a, b, c be nonzero vectors. Assume that b and c are not parallel, and set

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Let a, b, c be nonzero vectors. Assume that b and c are not parallel, and set

v = ax (bx c), (a) Prove that: (i) v lies in the plane spanned by b and c. (ii) v is orthogonal to a. w = (a.

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Let a, b, c be nonzero vectors. Assume that b and c are not parallel, and set

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v = ax (bx c), (a) Prove that: (i) v lies in the plane spanned by b and c. (ii) v is orthogonal to a. w = (a c)b (a . b)c . (b) Prove that w also satisfies (i) and (ii). Conclude that v and w are parallel. (e) Show algebraically that v = w (Figure 23).

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