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Find all vectors <1, a, b> orthogonal to <4, -8, 2>. Let a and b be real numbers.
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work the dot product, what do we know about the dot product of othrogonal vectors?
If the angle between two vectors is 90 degrees, then their dot product will equal zero.
good, so lets try that
<1, a, b> dot <4, -8, 2> ------------ 4-8a+2b = 0 solve a in terms of b, or b in terms of a
Oh! Ok thats so simple, the a and b variables were throwing me off
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or, we could find a set of a,b that fit and define a plane ... maybe
<1, a, 4a-2> would be a solution, right??
yes, at least to me thats a fair representation
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