Practicing Success
Let $Π_1$ and $Π_2$ be two planes determined by the pairs of vectors $\vec a,\vec b$ and $\vec c,\vec d$ respectively. If the planes $Π_1$ and $Π_2$ are parallel, then |
$(\vec a×\vec c)×(\vec b×\vec d) =\vec 0$ $(\vec a×\vec c)×(\vec b×\vec d) =0$ $(\vec a×\vec b)×(\vec c×\vec d) =0$ $(\vec a×\vec b)×(\vec c×\vec d) =\vec 0$ |
$(\vec a×\vec b)×(\vec c×\vec d) =\vec 0$ |
Two planes are parallel, if their normals are parallel. $∴Π_1$ and $Π_2$ are parallel $⇒\vec a×\vec b$ and $\vec c×\vec d$ are parallel $⇒(\vec a×\vec b)×(\vec c×\vec d) =\vec 0$ |