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For any vector a=a_1 i+a_2 j+a_3 k, with 10|a_i|<1,i=1,2,3, consider the following statements: (A) : max |a_1|,|a_2|,|a_3|≤ | a| (B) : | a|≤ 3 max…

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For any vector a⃗=a1i^+a2j^+a3k^\vec{a}={a}_{1}\hat{i}+{a}_{2}\hat{j}+{a}_{3}\hat{k}a=a1​i^+a2​j^​+a3​k^, with 10∣ai∣<1,i=1,2,310|{a}_{i}|<1,i=1,2,310∣ai​∣<1,i=1,2,3, consider the following statements:

(A)(A)(A) : max∣a1∣,∣a2∣,∣a3∣≤∣a⃗∣\mathrm{max}{|{a}_{1}|,|{a}_{2}|,|{a}_{3}|}\leq |\vec{a}|max∣a1​∣,∣a2​∣,∣a3​∣≤∣a∣

(B)(B)(B) : ∣a⃗∣≤3max∣a1∣,∣a2∣,∣a3∣|\vec{a}|\leq 3\mathrm{max}{|{a}_{1}|,|{a}_{2}|,|{a}_{3}|}∣a∣≤3max∣a1​∣,∣a2​∣,∣a3​∣

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Held on 11 Apr 2023 · Verified 6 Jul 2026.

Options

  1. A

    Only (B)(B)(B) is true

  2. B

    Only (A)(A)(A) is true

  3. C

    Both (A)(A)(A) and (B)(B)(B) are true

  4. D

    Neither (A)(A)(A) nor (B)(B)(B) is true

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