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    The document discusses the cross product of vectors, including that the cross product produces a vector that is orthogonal to both of the original vectors. It provides examples of finding the cross product of 3D vectors and using it to find the area of a triangle or volume of a parallelepiped. The document then discusses planes in 3D space, including defining a plane using a point and normal vector, finding plane equations, and determining if planes are parallel or perpendicular. It concludes with the formula for finding the distance from a point to a plane.

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    THE CROSS PRODUCT Served in Analysis Vector


    Course
    @2018
    THE CROSS PRODUCT
     Determinant 3x3 Matrices:

    A=

    Find The Determinant of Matric A


    THE CROSS PRODUCT
     How to find the
    with > and >
     
    Let write the basis vector in the first row,
    The component in the second row
    And component in the third row, as 3x3 Matric,
    We obtain
    =
    THE CROSS PRODUCT
     , ,

    Or

    =
    THE CROSS PRODUCT

    Note That:
     

    We obtain the result of is a vector


     is a vector that orthogonal to both
    and

     is a vector that orthogonal to both


    and
     DIRECTION OF
    EXERCISES
     
    1. Show that .

    2. Let and .

    3. Find such that orthogonal to both and with


    and . Note:

    4. Give me another difference from no 3.

    5. How much that can be found?


     DO YOU REMEMBER ?
     
    How about

     
     
    FINDING =

    Thus we find
    WHAT IF …?
    1.
     

     
    COULD YOU SHOW THAT … ?
    1. is a vector that orthogonal to both
    and
    2.
    CHARACTERIZES CROSS
    PRODUCT

      is a vector that orthogonal to both
    and



    AREA OF A TRIANGLE AND
    PARALLELOGRAM
    Area = Based .
     

    Height
    LETS TRY
     
    Find the are of , with
    VOLUME OF
    PARALLELEPIPED
     
    Volume = Based Area .
    Height
    IT GONNA BE COOL
     

    Show
     
    that:
    =
    EXERCISE
     
    1. Find the volume of Parallelepiped that have
    end points

    All2.points
    How are
    if coplanar or all vectors are coplanar
    NEXT Planes in R3
    >>>>>>>>>>>>
    NORMAL VECTOR
    >> a vector that perpendicular to a Planes
     
    Suppose:
    Given 1 point on The Plane and a normal
    vector to The Plane , then we can define a
    Specific Plane
    PLAN
     
    Let we have a vector between and on the
    Plane, , and a normal vector to The Plane ,
    then Specific Plane is …

     
    Note that:
    EXERCISES
     
    1. Define the plan equation that makes from
    and.
    2. Find the plan equation with and Parallel to
    3. Find equation of the plane containing
    EXERCISE
     
    4. Define the plan equation with and
    perpendicular to the plane
    5. When two planes says to be parallel?
    6. When two planes says to be perpendicular?
    NOTE THAT
     
     Two planes are if normal
    are
     Two planes are if normal
    are
     Angle between plans Angle
    between normals
    LETS CHECK
     

    Let and . Define are the plans parallel,


    perpendicular or not both? If not, find the angle
    between the two plans. Explain your answer.
    DISTANCE BETWEEN POINT
    AND A PLANE:
     

    Let be a point on the Plane ,


    and let be a vector from to
    then the formula of the
    distance L from point to the
    Plane is …?
    EXERCISES
     

    1. Find the distance between to the plane .

    2. Find the distance between the parallel planes


    and .

    3. Find the formula to find the distance between


    parallel planes
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