Let and . Let be a unit vector in the plane of the vectors and and perpendicular to . Then such a vector is:
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Let and . Let be a unit vector in the plane of the vectors and and perpendicular to . Then such a vector is:
Correct answer:B
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Given: and . We need a unit vector that lies in the plane of and and is perpendicular to .
Find: The correct option representing .
The solution could not be extracted, so the answer is resolved from the provided correct answer field if available. For this record, the extracted answer is B.
Choosing a vector only perpendicular to but not checking whether it lies in the plane of and . Both conditions must be satisfied.
Checking orthogonality but forgetting the unit-vector condition. After finding a perpendicular direction, its magnitude must be normalized to .
Using directly. That vector is perpendicular to the plane of and , whereas must lie inside that plane.
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