Example 9 - Chapter 11 Class 12 - Find shortest distance - Examples

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Example 9 Find the shortest distance between the lines l1 and l2 whose vector equations are š‘Ÿ āƒ— = š‘– Ģ‚ + š‘— Ģ‚ + šœ†(2š‘– Ģ‚ āˆ’ š‘— Ģ‚ + š‘˜ Ģ‚ ) and š‘Ÿ āƒ— = 2š‘– Ģ‚ + š‘— Ģ‚ – š‘˜ Ģ‚ + šœ‡ (3š‘– Ģ‚ – 5š‘— Ģ‚ + 2š‘˜ Ģ‚ )Shortest distance between lines š‘Ÿ āƒ— = (š‘Ž1) āƒ— + šœ† (š‘1) āƒ— and š‘Ÿ āƒ— = (š‘Ž2) āƒ— + šœ‡(š‘2) āƒ— is |(((š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— Ɨ (š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— ).((š’‚šŸ) āƒ— āˆ’ (š’‚šŸ) āƒ— ))/|(š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— Ɨ (š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— | | š’“ āƒ— = (š’Š Ģ‚ + š’‹ Ģ‚) + šœ† (2š’Š Ģ‚ āˆ’ š’‹ Ģ‚ + š’Œ Ģ‚) Comparing with š‘Ÿ āƒ— = (š‘Ž1) āƒ— + šœ† (š‘1) āƒ— (š’‚šŸ) āƒ— = 1š‘– Ģ‚ + 1š‘— Ģ‚ + 0š‘˜ Ģ‚ & (š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— = 2š‘– Ģ‚ – 1š‘— Ģ‚ + 1š‘˜ Ģ‚ š’“ āƒ— = (2š’Š Ģ‚ + š’‹ Ģ‚ āˆ’ š’Œ Ģ‚) + š (3š’Š Ģ‚ āˆ’ 5š’‹ Ģ‚ + 2š’Œ Ģ‚) Comparing with š‘Ÿ āƒ— = (š‘Ž2) āƒ— + šœ‡(š‘2) āƒ— (š’‚šŸ) āƒ— = 2š‘– Ģ‚ + 1š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ 1š‘˜ Ģ‚ & (š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— = 3š‘– Ģ‚ āˆ’ 5š‘— Ģ‚ + 2š‘˜ Ģ‚ Now (š’‚šŸ) āƒ— āˆ’ (š’‚šŸ) āƒ— = (2š‘– Ģ‚ + 1š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ 1š‘˜ Ģ‚) āˆ’ (1š‘– Ģ‚ + 1š‘— Ģ‚ + 0š‘˜ Ģ‚) = (2 āˆ’ 1) š‘– Ģ‚ + (1 āˆ’ 1)š‘— Ģ‚ + (āˆ’1 āˆ’ 0) š‘˜ Ģ‚ = 1š’Š Ģ‚ + 0š’‹ Ģ‚ āˆ’ 1š’Œ Ģ‚ (š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— Ɨ (š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— = |ā– 8(š‘– Ģ‚&š‘— Ģ‚&š‘˜ Ģ‚@2& āˆ’1&1@3& āˆ’5&2)| = š‘– Ģ‚ [(āˆ’1Ɨ2)āˆ’(āˆ’5Ɨ1)] āˆ’ š‘— Ģ‚ [(2Ɨ2)āˆ’(3Ɨ1)] + š‘˜ Ģ‚[(2Ć—āˆ’5)āˆ’(3Ć—āˆ’1)] = š‘– Ģ‚ [āˆ’2+5] āˆ’ š‘— Ģ‚ [4āˆ’3] + š‘˜ Ģ‚ [āˆ’10+3] = š‘– Ģ‚ (3) āˆ’ š‘— Ģ‚ (1) + š‘˜ Ģ‚(āˆ’7) = 3š’Š Ģ‚ āˆ’ š’‹ Ģ‚ āˆ’ 7š’Œ Ģ‚ Magnitude of ((š‘1) āƒ— Ɨ (š‘2) āƒ—) = √(32+(āˆ’1)2+(āˆ’7)^2 ) |(š’ƒšŸ) āƒ—Ć— (š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— | = √(9+1+49) = āˆššŸ“šŸ— Also, ((š’ƒšŸ) āƒ— Ɨ (š’ƒšŸ) āƒ—) .((š’‚šŸ) āƒ— āˆ’ (š’‚šŸ) āƒ—) = (3š‘– Ģ‚ āˆ’ š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ 7š‘˜ Ģ‚) . (1š‘– Ģ‚ + 0š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ 1š‘˜ Ģ‚) = (3 Ɨ 1) + (āˆ’1 Ɨ 0) + (āˆ’7 Ɨ āˆ’1) = 3 + 0 + 7 = 10 Therefore, Shortest distance = |(((š‘1) āƒ— Ɨ (š‘2) āƒ— ).((š‘Ž2) āƒ— āˆ’ (š‘Ž1) āƒ— ))/|(š‘1) āƒ— Ɨ (š‘2) āƒ— | | = |10/√59| = šŸšŸŽ/āˆššŸ“šŸ—

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