Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Find the coordinates of
the point.
The point is located six units behind the -plane,
seven units to the right of the -plane, and
eight units above the -plane.
a. | , , ![mc001-7.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc001-7.jpg) | b. | , , ![mc001-11.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc001-11.jpg) | c. | , , ![mc001-15.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc001-15.jpg) | d. | , , ![mc001-19.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc001-19.jpg) | e. | 6, , ![mc001-22.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc001-22.jpg) |
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2.
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Find the distance
between the points.
![mc002-1.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc002-1.jpg)
a. |
units | b. |
units | c. | units | d. | units | e. | units |
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3.
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Find the distance
between the points.
![mc003-1.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc003-1.jpg)
a. |
units | b. |
units | c. |
units | d. |
units | e. |
units |
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4.
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Determine the octant(s) in which
(x,y,z) is located so that the conditions are satisfied. x > 0, y > 0, z > 0
a. | octant V | b. | octant I | c. | octant
III | d. | octant I or octant II | e. | octant VIII |
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5.
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Find the midpoint of the line segment joining the
points. (4, 6, 4), (–9, 9, –1)
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6.
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Find the standard form of the equation of the
sphere with the given characteristics. Center: (9, 8,
–9); radius 9
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7.
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Find the vector z, given .
![mc007-2.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc007-2.jpg)
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8.
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Find the dot product of u and
v.
![mc008-1.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc008-1.jpg)
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9.
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Use vectors to determine whether the points are
collinear. (9, –7, –6), (5, –9, –7),
(13, –5, –5)
a. | collinear | b. | not collinear |
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10.
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Use vectors to determine whether the points are
collinear. (7, 5, –3), (2, 3, –4), (3, 2,
–5)
a. | not collinear | b. | collinear |
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11.
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Use the vectors u and v to find .
![mc011-2.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc011-2.jpg)
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12.
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Find and show that it is
orthogonal to both u and v.
![mc012-2.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc012-2.jpg)
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13.
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Find the area of the parallelogram that has the
vectors as adjacent sides.
![mc013-1.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc013-1.jpg)
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14.
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Use the triple scalar product to find the volume of
the parallelepiped having adjacent edges u,v, and w.
![mc014-1.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc014-1.jpg)
![mc014-2.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc014-2.jpg)
![mc014-3.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc014-3.jpg)
a. | cubic
units | b. | cubic
units | c. | cubic
units | d. | cubic
units | e. | cubic
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15.
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Find u ´
v. u = 4i + j –
3k, v = –3i + 5j + k
a. | –10 | b. | –12i + 5j – 3k | c. | 16i – 5j + 23k | d. | –20 | e. | 16i +
5j + 23k |
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16.
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Find the area of the triangle with the given
vertices. (5, –1, 2), (7,–4,–2), (2,
–6, 3)
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17.
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Find the general form of the equation of the plane
passing through the point and perpendicular to the specified vector or line.
Point: ![mc017-1.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc017-1.jpg) Perpendicular to: ![mc017-2.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc017-2.jpg)
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18.
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Find a set of symmetric equations of the line that
passes through the given points.
![mc018-1.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc018-1.jpg)
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19.
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Find a set of parametric equations of the
line.
Passes through and is parallel to the xy-plane and
the yz-plane
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20.
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Find the general form of the equation of the plane
passing through the point and perpendicular to the specified line. [Be sure to reduce the
coefficients in your answer to lowest terms by dividing out any common factor.]
![mc020-1.jpg](chapter_10_post_tes_files/mc020-1.jpg)
a. | 3x – 8y + 4z + 39 =
0 | b. | 3x – 8y + 4z – 39 =
0 | c. | x – 3y + 3z – 39 =
0 | d. | x – 3y + 3z + 39 =
0 | e. | x – 3y + 3z =
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