Q.

Two vectors A→ and B→ lie in one plane. Vector C→ lies in a different plane. Then, A→+B→+C→

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a

Cannot be zero

b

Can be zero`

c

Lies in the plane of A→ or B→

d

Lies in a plane different from that of any of the three vectors.

answer is A.

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Detailed Solution

The resultant of three vectors is zero only if they can form a triangle. But three vectors lying in different planes cannot form a triangle.A→+B→ lies in a plane. Since C →lies in a different plane, (A→+B→) and C→ cannot lie in the plane of (A→+B→).
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