3 ScalarProduct 10.3:Problem 6Consider the vectorsā = 5i+ j– k,6 = -i - 5j+ k,č = i+5j+ %d = i+5j+6 k,ğ = -5i-3+ kWhich pairs (if any) of these vectors are(a) Are perpendicular?(Enter none or a pair or list of pairs, e.g., if a is perpendicularto b and č, enter (a,b),(a,c).)(b) Are parallel?(Enter none or a pair or list of pairs, e.g., if a is parallel to b andc, enter (a,b),(a,c).)(c) Have an angles less than T/2 between them?(Enter none or a pair or list of pairs, e.g., if a is at an angle lessthan pi/2 from b and č, enter (a,b),(a,c).)(d) Have an angle of more than T/2 between them?(Enter none or a pair or list of pairs, e.g., if a is at an anglegreater than pil/2 from b and č, enter (a,b), (a,c).)

Answered: 6 = -i - 5j+ k, , č= i+5j+ k ā = 5 i+…

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