For the following three vectors, what is 3C→.(2A→×B→)?

A→=2.00i^+3.00j^-4.00k^,B→=-3.00i^+4.00j^+2.00k^,C→=7.00i^-8.00j^

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The value of 3C→.2A→×B→is 540units.

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01

Vector operations

Vector calculation can be used to find the dot product and cross product. The cross product of two vectors results in a vector quantity that is perpendicular to both vectors whereas the dot product of two vectors produces a scalar quantity.

First, find the value for each vector with their corresponding coefficient, and solve for the remaining terms using the formula for dot and cross product. The formula for the cross product is as below:

A→×B→=i^j^k^AxAyAzBxByBz (i)

The formula for the dot product is as below:

A→.B→=A×Bxcosθ (ii)

The given quantities are,

A→=2.0i^+3.0j^-4.0k^B→=3.0i^+4.0j^+2.0k^C→=7.0i^-3.0j^+0k^

02

Calculating 3C→and 2A→

Calculate 3C→and 2A→by using the given value of vectors.

3C→=3×7.0i^-8.0j^+0k^=21.0i^-24.0j^+0k^

2C→=2×2.0i^+3.0j^-4.0k^=4.0i^+6.0j^-8.0k^

Thus, the vector 3C→is 21.0i^-24.0j^+0k^and vector2A→ is 4.0i^+6.0j^-8.0k^.

03

Calculating 3C→.(2A→×B→)

Now, calculate 2A→×B→by substituting the value2A→from step (i) and value ofB→from the given quantities.

2A→×B→=i^j^k^2Ax2Ay2AzBxByBz=i^j^k^46-8-342=44i^+16j^+34k^

Calculate the dot product of 3C→and 2A→×B→by using the values calculated in step 2 and above.

3A→.2A→×B→=21.0i^+24.0j^+0k^.44i^+16j^+34k^=21×44+-24×16+0×34=540units

Thus, the value of 3A→.2A→×B→is540units .

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