
1.1.19 Vector Algebra
Condition: the peaks of the pyramid \ (a b c d: \) 1. Build a pyramid in the Cartesian coordinate system, 2. Determine the coordinates and lengths of vectors \ (\ overrightarrow {a b}, \ overrightarrow {a c}, \ overrightarrow {a d} \). 3. Determine the direction \ (\ overrightarrow {a b} \) (its guide cosine). 4. Find \ ((\ overrightarrow {a b}; \ overrightarrow {a c}) \). 5. Find the projection of the vector \ (\ overrightarrow {a c} \) to the direction \ (\ overrightarrow {a b} \). 6. Calculate \ ([\ overrightarrow {a b}, \ overrightarrow {a c}] \). 7. Calculate \ ((\ overrightarrow {a b}-\ overrightarrow {a c})^{2} \). 8. Write out the equation of the plane passing through the points \ (a, b, C \). 9. Find the area of the line \ (a b c \). 10. Find the volume of the pyramid \ (a b c d \). 11. Write out the equation of heights lowered from the top \ (d \) to the line \ (a b c \). 12. Find the length of the height lowered from the \ (d \) point on the line \ (a b c \). \ (A (2; 3; 1), \ quad b (4; 1; -2), \ quad C (6; 3; 7), \ quad D (7; 5; -3) \).
Vector Algebra is a Branch of Algebra That Studies Linear Operations on Vectors and Their Geometric Properties. In the Security You Will Find Problems on the Decomposition of Vectors, Scalar, Vector and Mixed Products, Coordinates of Vectors in Different Bases and Much More.