Problem 3 Consider the lines ti(t) = (1,0,–2)t + (1, -3, 2) and (t) = (0,1,...
5. (a) Let u 1,4,2), ,1,0). Find the orthogonal projection of u on v (b) Letu ,1,0), u(0,1,1), (10,1). Find scalars c,,s such that 6. (a) Find the area of the triangle with vertices , (2,0,1), (3, 1,2). Find a vector orthogonal to the plane of the triangle. (b)) Find the distance between the point (1,5) and the line 2r -5y1 (i) Find the equation of the plane containing the points (1,2, 1), (2,1, 1), (1, 1,2). 7. (a) Let...
3. (14 points) Given the lines: 21:2(t) = -3t – 1, y(t) = 2t +4, z(t) =t+4 12: x(u) = 5 - 3u, y(u) = u +1, (u) = u +2 1. Determine whether li and ly are parallel, skew or intersect. If the lines intersect, find the point of intersection of li and 12. 2. If the lines intersect or are parallel, give an equation for the plane which contains both lines. If the lines are skew, find a...
5. (10pts) Let B (v1 (1,1,0), v2 (1,0,-1). v3 (0,1,-1)) be a basis of R3 Using the Gram-Schmidt process, find an orthogonal basis of R3. (You don't have to normalize the vectors.)
Question 4 6-69) Consider the following three points: a-0 b-3and c-1 a) Find the parametric vector equation of the plane which passes through these three [3 marks] b) Find the vector cartesian equation of the plane passing through the three points listed [2 marks] c) Hence, or otherwise, find the non-vector cartesian equation of the plane passing through 3 marks] points above. the points above. Question 4 6-69) Consider the following three points: a-0 b-3and c-1 a) Find the parametric...
Find an equation for the plane containing the two (parallel) lines v, = (0, 1, -3) + +(2, 5, -1) and v, = (3,-1,0) + t(2, 5, -1).
(a). Find the equation of the plane through Po = (1,2,1) with normal vector i = (3,1,2) (b). Find the equation of a plane through Po = (2,3,1) and parallel to the plane P:3x + 2y -- z = 4 | Q4. Consider the line z-3 y-2 3 L, : * - - - L2: **** 2+5 y-3 -1 2 (i). Write the equations of both lines in parametric form (ii). Find the direction vectors V1, V2 of the lines...
I need some help with this problem, please. Problem 1 Consider the points P = (01,02) and Q = (U1, U2), and assume that none of 01, 02, u and uz is zero. (a) Find the slope my through O and P and the slope m2 through O and Q. (b) Let T O P, 7=and let 7.7 denote their inner product. Show that mim2 = -1 if and only if 7.7 = 0. (c) Use part (b) to explain...
Math 32-_ Multivariable Calculus HW 3 (1) Consider the two straight lines L1 : (2-t, 3 + 2t,-t) and L2 : <t,-2 + t, 7-20 a) Verify that L1 and L2 intersect, and find their point of intersection. (b) Find the equation of the plane containing L1 and L2 (2) Consider the set of all points (a, y, z) satisfying the equation 2-y2+220. Find their intersection 0 and 2-0. Use that information to sketch a with the planes y =-3,-2,-1,0,...
Consider the points: P (-1,0, -1), Q (0,1,1), and R(-1,-1,0). 1.) Compute PQ and PR. 2.) Using the vectors computed above, find the equation of the plane containing the points P, Q, and R. Write it in standard form. 3.) Find the angle between the plane you just computed, and the plane given by: 2+y+z=122 Leave your answer in the form of an inverse trigonometric function.
Problem #8: Find a basis for the orthogonal complement of the subspace of R4 spanned by the following vectors. v1 = (1,-1,4,7), v2 = (2,-1,3,6), v3 = (-1,2,-9, -15) The required basis can be written in the form {(x, y, 1,0), (2,w,0,1)}. Enter the values of x, y, z, and w (in that order) into the answer box below, separated with commas.