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6.6 Jacobi’s Identity and Lagrange’s Identity · Part 2

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c c  = ) ([ , , ] ) [ , , ]( [ , , ] a b c c a b c a a b c Example . Prove that ( )) ) ( c a  . Treating ( as the first vector on the right hand side of the given equation and using the vector triple product expansion, we get ) (  = (( (( )) c a a c c a  . Example .

For any four vectors , a b c d we have ) ( = [ , , ] [ , , ] [ , , ] [ , , ] a b d c a b c d a c d b b c d a  . Taking  ) as a single vector and using the vector triple product expansion, we get ) ( =  Vector Vector Applications of Vector Algebra = (      p d c p c d = (( (( [ , , ] [ , , ]          d c c d a b d c a b c d Similarly, taking  q , we get ) ( = ( q = (    a q b b q a = [ , , ] [ , , ]    a c d b b c d a Example . If , , k b k c , find (  and  . State whether they are equal.

By definition, a Then,  = ... ( )  = Next,  = ... ( ) Therefore, equations ( ) and ( ) lead to ( ≠  . Example .

If , j b k c , verify that (i) ( ) ( [ , , ] [ , , ] a b d c a b c d (ii) (

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