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Do A+B andA-B lie in same plane? Explain.
Asked by | 17 Jun, 2013, 03:05: PM
answered-by-expert Expert Answer
Yes, and to prove this we can use a combination of the dot and cross product. 
 
So, if we assume that both A+B and A-B lie in the same plane, then
 
(A+B). ((A+B) x (A-B)) = 0
 
So, LHS = (A+B). ((AXA) - (AxB) + (B x A) - (BxB))
 
= (A+B). (0- (AxB) - (A x B) - 0) (Using commutative law of vector multiplication which says that, (axb) = -(bxa) and also a x a = 0)
 
= (A+B). (-2(AxB))
= -2 (A. (A x B) + B. (A x B))
=0  (Using that a. (a x b) = 0 as a x b gives a vector which is perpendicular to both a and b vectors and a dot product between perpendicular vectors is 0)
 
Hence proved. 
Answered by | 17 Jun, 2013, 04:48: PM
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