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    C-4 End Test

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    This document contains 10 math problems involving vectors. The problems cover topics like calculating the magnitude of vectors, finding the angle between vectors, and taking the dot product and cross product of vectors.

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    This document contains 10 math problems involving vectors. The problems cover topics like calculating the magnitude of vectors, finding the angle between vectors, and taking the dot product and cross product of vectors.

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    C-4 End Test

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    Chan Nyein Ko Ko
    This document contains 10 math problems involving vectors. The problems cover topics like calculating the magnitude of vectors, finding the angle between vectors, and taking the dot product and cross product of vectors.

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    Chapter (4)

    (1) |3 i+2
    ^ ^j+5 k^| is

    (A) 38 (B) 10 (C) 30 (D) √ 38


    (2) If O be the origin and A ( x , y , z ) be any point , then ⃗
    OA
    ^ y ^j−z k^
    (A) x i− ^ y ^j−z k^
    (B) x i+ ^ y ^j+ z k^
    (C) x i+ ^
    (D) 2 x i−zy ^j+ zy k^

    (3) Let O be the origin and ⃗ ^ ^j−4 k^ and ⃗


    OP = 2 i+3 ^ 4 ^j−3 k^ then ⃗
    OQ=5 i+ PQ is equal ¿
    ^ ^j−7 k^
    (A) 7 i+7 ^ ^j− k^ (C) −7 i−7
    (B) −3 i+ ^ ^j+7 k^ ^ ^j− k^
    (D) 3 i+
    ^ ^j−3 k^ and 3 i−4
    (4) The scalar product of 5 i+ ^ ^j−3 ^k is
    (A) 10 (B) – 10 (C) 15 (D) – 15
    ^
    (5) A vector in the direction of vector i−2 ^j+2 k^ that has the magnitude of 15 is
    ^
    i−2 ^j+2 k^
    ^
    (A) i−2 ^j+15 k^ ^
    (B) 5 i−10 ^j+10 k^ ^
    (C) 15 i−30 ^j+30 k^ (D)
    3
    (6) If |⃗a|=8 ,|⃗b|=3∧|⃗a . b⃗|=12 √ 3 , then the value of |⃗a × ⃗b| is
    (A) 12 (B) 6 (C) 12 √3 (D) 4 √ 3
    (7) If P is ( - 3 , 1 , 2 ) and Q is ( 1, - 1 , 3 ) . The value of |⃗
    QP| is
    (A) √ 21 (B) √ 22 (C) √ 23 (D) √ 24
    (8) Given that P ( 1 ,0 , - 1 ) , Q ( 2 , 4 , 1 ) and R ( 3 , 5 , 6 ) . Then ∠ QPR is
    (A) 26.20 (B) 27.20 (C) 2.720 (D) 27 0

    (9) The angle between the two vectors ( 34)∧(−12


    5
    ) is
    (A) 130.50 (B) 140.50 (C) 120.50 (D) 1200

    () ( ) ( )
    2 −1 0
    (10) For ⃗
    a = 1 , ⃗
    b= 1 ∧⃗
    c = ⃗ ⃗c ) is
    −1 . Then a⃗ . ( b+
    3 1 1
    (A) 2 (B) 3 (C) 4 (D) 5

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