Solved Examples / Numericals On Vector Algebra - Field Theory.


Q.1) Given vectors A = ax + 3az and B = 5ax + 2ay -6az, determine


a) |A+B|
b) 5A – B
c) Component of A along ay.
d) Unit vector parallel to 3A + B.

Ans:

a) A + B = ax +3az +5ax +2ay - 6az = 6ax + 2ay – 3az.

|A + B| = (62 + 22 + 32)1/2 = 7.


b) 5A – B = 5(ax + 3az) – 5ax – 2ay + 6az = -2ay + 21az.


c) Component of A along ax, ay and az are 1, 0 and 3 respectively.


d) 3A + B = 3ax + 9az + 5ax + 2ay -6az = 8ax + 2ay +3az

a3A + B = 3A + B/ |3A + B| = (8ax + 2ay + 3az)/ (77)1/2


Q.2) Given Points P (1, -3, 5), Q (2, 4, 6) and R (0, 3, 8) find
a) Position vectors of P and R.
b) Distance vector rQR.
c) Distance between Q and R.

Ans:

a) rp = ax – 3ay + 5az.
rR = 3ay +8az.


b) rQR = rR -rQ
= 3ay +8az – (2ax + 4ay + 6az)
= - 2ax – ay + 2az.


c) |rQR| = (22 + 12 + 22)1/2 = 3.


Q.3) Find the unit vector along the line joining point (2, 4, 4) to point (-3, 2, 2)?

Ans:

Ā = (-3, 2, 2) – (2, 4, 4)
= (-5, -2, -2)


= - 0.87ax - 0.35ay - 0.35az




Q.4) Given that A = 3ax + 5ay – 7az and B = ax – 2ay + az ; find

a) | 2B + 0.4A |
b) A.B - | B |2
c) A x B
 Ans:

a) 2B + 0.4A
= 2ax – 4ay +2az + 0.4 (3ax + 5ay – 7az)
= 3.2ax + 6ay - 0.8az

| 2B + 0.4A | = (3.22 + 62 + 0.82)1/2 = 6.846


b) A.B - | B |2
= (3ax + 5ay -7az) . (ax -2ay + az) – (12 + 22 +12)1/2
= - 14 – (6)1/2
= - 16.4494


c) A x B






Q.5) Given Vectors T = 2ax – 6ay + 3az and S = ax + 2ay +az; find

a) the scalar projection of T on S.
b) the vector projection of S on T.
c) the smaller angle between T and S.
Ans:

a)




b)






= -0.286 ax + 0.857ay – 0.43az


c)








Sin θTS = 0.9129 => θTS = 65.91o



Q.6) Let E = 3ay + 4az and F = 4ax – 10ay + 5az

a) Find the component of E along F.
b) Determine a Unit vector perpendicular to both E and F.
Ans:

a)






= - 0.28ax +0.71ay - 0.35az

b)








= ± (0.94, 0.27, -0.21)


Q.7) E and F are vector fields given by E = 2xax + ay +yzaz. and
F = xyax – y2ay +xyzaz. Determine:

a) | E| at (1, 2, 3)
b) Component of E along F at (1, 2, 3)
c) A vector perpendicular to both E and F at (0,1, -3) whose magnitude is unity?
Ans:


a) At (1, 2, 3), E = (2, 1, 6)





b) At (1, 2, 3),  F = (2, -4, 6)






= 1.29 ax – 2.57 ay + 3.86 az


c) At (0, 1, -3), E = (0, 1, -3) and F = (0, -1, 0)








ALSO READ:

- Scalars and Vectors.

- Unit Vectors.

- Position and Distance Vectors.

- Vector Multiplication.

- Components Of a Vector.

- Line , Surface and Volume Intergral.

- Del Operator - Definition and Significance.

- Gradient Of a Scalar (∇ V).

- Divergence Of a Vector ( ∇ . A ).

- Curl Of a Vector ( ∇ x A).

- Laplacian Of a Scalar ( ∇2 V).


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