Q. 70
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Let u and v be vectors in . Prove Lagrange’s identity, Theorem 10.30:
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Hence, prove that .
1Step 1. Given Information
Let u and v be vectors in . Prove Lagrange’s identity, Theorem 10.30:
2Step 2. We have to prove u × v 2 = u 2 v 2 − ( u · v ) 2
Let
Firstly finding the value of
3Step 3. Now finding the value of u × v 2
4Step 4. Now finding the value of u 2 v 2
5Step 5. Now finding the value of u 2 v 2 − ( u · v ) 2
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