Vectors in three dimensions

Vectors in three dimensions Quiz

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  1. 1. Find ∣2i−2j+k∣|2\mathbf i-2\mathbf j+\mathbf k|.

    • A. 11
    • B. 55
    • C. 99
    • D. 33
  2. 2. Find the distance between (1,2,3)(1,2,3) and (3,−2,5)(3,-2,5).

    • A. 262\sqrt6
    • B. 12\sqrt{12}
    • C. 2424
    • D. 232\sqrt3
  3. 3. Which vector is parallel to 2i−4j+6k2\mathbf i-4\mathbf j+6\mathbf k?

    • A. i−2j+2k\mathbf i-2\mathbf j+2\mathbf k
    • B. 2i+4j+6k2\mathbf i+4\mathbf j+6\mathbf k
    • C. −i+2j−3k-\mathbf i+2\mathbf j-3\mathbf k
    • D. 4i−2j+3k4\mathbf i-2\mathbf j+3\mathbf k
  4. 4. A particle starts at i+j+k\mathbf i+\mathbf j+\mathbf k with constant velocity 2i−j+3k2\mathbf i-\mathbf j+3\mathbf k. Where is it after 22 s?

    • A. 3i+0j+4k3\mathbf i+0\mathbf j+4\mathbf k
    • B. 5i−j+7k5\mathbf i-\mathbf j+7\mathbf k
    • C. 4i−2j+6k4\mathbf i-2\mathbf j+6\mathbf k
    • D. 5i+3j+7k5\mathbf i+3\mathbf j+7\mathbf k
  5. 5. The paths of two moving bodies cross at a point. Does this mean they collide?

    • A. Yes: crossing paths always means a collision.
    • B. Yes, if their speeds are equal.
    • C. No: they must also be at that point at the same time.
    • D. No: bodies in three dimensions can never collide.

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