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Problem
Let
p
⃗
=
3
i
+
k
j
+
4
k
\vec{p}=3\mathbf{i}+k\mathbf{j}+4\mathbf{k}
p
=
3
i
+
k
j
+
4
k
and
q
⃗
=
3
i
−
k
j
+
4
k
\vec{q}=3\mathbf{i}-k\mathbf{j}+4\mathbf{k}
q
=
3
i
−
k
j
+
4
k
, where
k
≠
0
k\neq 0
k
=
0
. Which of the following is always true about their magnitudes? a)
∣
p
⃗
∣
>
∣
q
⃗
∣
|\vec{p}|>|\vec{q}|
∣
p
∣
>
∣
q
∣
for every
k
(
≠
0
)
k\,(\neq 0)
k
(
=
0
)
b)
∣
p
⃗
∣
=
∣
q
⃗
∣
|\vec{p}|=|\vec{q}|
∣
p
∣
=
∣
q
∣
only when
k
=
0
k=0
k
=
0
c)
∣
p
⃗
∣
=
∣
q
⃗
∣
|\vec{p}|=|\vec{q}|
∣
p
∣
=
∣
q
∣
d)
∣
p
⃗
∣
>
∣
q
⃗
∣
|\vec{p}|>|\vec{q}|
∣
p
∣
>
∣
q
∣
\, if
k
>
0
k>0
k
>
0
and
∣
p
⃗
∣
<
∣
q
⃗
∣
|\vec{p}|<|\vec{q}|
∣
p
∣
<
∣
q
∣
\, if
k
<
0
k<0
k
<
0
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