(a) The vector v1 is found by subtracting coordinates of the final point from the starting point i.e 10 i + 0 j - 2 k
Similarly v2 is given by 0 i + 20 j - 2 k
v1 x v2 = -(20 x -2)i -(10 x -2)j + (10 x 20)k = 40 i + 20 j + 200 k
Equation of a plane is given by a point and the normal to the plane, in the following way:
Let a be a fixed point on the plane, let us take it as (0, 0, 12)
Then (p - a) . n = 0will give us the equation of the plane,
where p is any point and n is the normal vector to the plane.
This is always true because a vector on the plane and the normal vector to the plane are always perpendicular. Also the dot product of perpendicular vectors is always 0.
We take p = (x, y, z) and substitute the normal vector, then the equation simplifies to
(x i + y j + (z-12) k) . (40 i + 20 j + 200 k) = 0
40x + 20y + (z-12) x 200 = 0
Taking out the common factor 20, the equation becomes,
2x + y + 10z = 120
(b) Since we know the equation of the plane, we can get the coordinates of the 4th corner, it has x = 10 and y = 20
Putting these 2 values in our equation we have
20 + 20 +10z = 120
10z = 80
z = 8
i.e height of the 4th corner is 8 feet
(c) For this, we find the vectors of all the 4 sides and if they are 2 pairs of parallel vectors, then the roof is a parallelogram.
We already have v1 = 10 i + 0 j - 2 k and v2 = 0 i + 20 j - 2 k
We find the other 2 vectors similarly, the 4th corner has coordinates (10, 20, 8) , coordinates of other 2 adjacent corners are (0, 20 , 10) and (10, 0, 10)
v3 = 10 i + 0 j - 2 k and v4 = 0 i + 20 j - 2 k
We see that v1 and v3 are parallel vectors and v2 and v4 are parallel vectors. Therefore the roof is a parallelogram.
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