A line {\L}_1 passes through the point, whose p. v. (position vector) 3 \stackrel{\^}{i}, is parallel to the vector -\stackrel{\^}{ {\i}}+\stackrel{\^}{ {\j}}+\stackrel{\^}{ {\k}}. Another line {\L}_2 passes through the point having p.v. \stackrel{\^}{i}+\stackrel{\^}{j} is parallel to vector \stackrel{\^}{i}+\stackrel{\^}{k}, then the point of intersection of lines L_1 and L_2 has p.v.

2 \stackrel{\^}{i}+2 \stackrel{\^}{j}+\stackrel{\^}{k}

2 \stackrel{\^}{i}+\stackrel{\^}{j}+\stackrel{\^}{k}

2 \stackrel{\^}{ {\i}}-\stackrel{\^}{ {\j}}-\stackrel{\^}{ {\k}}

2 \stackrel{\^}{i}-2 \stackrel{\^}{j}+\stackrel{\^}{k}

MHTCET 13 May 2023 Shift 1 Solved Paper

Section: Mathematics

Question : 77 of 150

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A line L1 passes through the point, whose p. v. (position vector) 3

, is parallel to the vector −

. Another line L2 passes through the point having p.v.

is parallel to vector

, then the point of intersection of lines L1 and L2 has p.v.

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