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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Find all the vectors orthogonal to both v and w when V = <1,3,-2> and W=<2,-1,4>

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I highly recommend watching this and seeing if that helps http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m889nydhPTs

OpenStudy (anonymous):

there is only 1 vector (and its negative form) that can be orthogonal to 2 vectors. This vector is the cross product of V and W

OpenStudy (anonymous):

let there be a vector r=ai+bj+ck, where a,b,c are some scalars. now, it r is perpendicular to w, then their dot product equals to zero. we get, 2a-b+4c=0 ----> 1 similarly r is also perpendicular to the vector v. from this, we get, a+3b-2c=0 ---->2 |dw:1374229061411:dw| since, k is a parameter, there exists many such vectors perpendicular to both w and v.

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