Ans with sol 29. A vector A is along the positive z-axis and its vector product with another vector B is zero, then vector B could be. a i ^ + j ^ b 4 i ^ c j ^ + k ^ d - 7 k ^ Share with your friends Share 0 Decoder_2 answered this Dear student,A→ is acting along Z direction.A→ = k^A→ × B→ = 0A→B→sinθ = 0k^B→sinθ = 0B→ can not be zero as magnitude of the vector can not be zero.⇒ sin θ = 0θ = 0therefore angle between them is zero. hence B → is also acting along Z -axis.Hence the right option is (d)Regards -4 View Full Answer Aqsa Kibria answered this Hii I am answering but where did u get these questions??? 1 Arka Mazumdar answered this See Priyanshi...as it is said it is in positive z axis..right..? Now it is said that you are getting the vector product as zero...and you knw that (k X k) =0 when it is cross product right..? So if u have vector A in direction of z axis...you need the vector B to be in z axis only to make the vector product is zero..and in all the four answers you can see that only option (4) has that value with k ...thus you get option (4). Hope you get it right..^_^ 1 Priyanshi answered this Yea this is how i did .. but still need a proper ans 1 Arka Mazumdar answered this See Priyanshi, dont think that every question will have a proper answer...you can use logic too..cause in main exam if u start taking time without thinking logically...your time will run out...but if u still need it...then refer to what meritnation expert said..^_^ 2 Arka Mazumdar answered this Priyanshi in which class u r now?? 1