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    				| 1. | If the direction ratios of a lines are proportional to `1,-3,2` then its direction cosines areA. `1/(sqrt(14)),(-3)/(sqrt(14)),2/(sqrt(14))`,B. `1/(sqrt(14)),2/(sqrt(14)),3/(sqrt(14))`C. `-1/(sqrt(14)),3/(sqrt(14)),2/(sqrt(14))`D. `-1/(sqrt(14)),(-2)/(sqrt(14)),(-3)/(sqrt(14))` | 
| Answer» Correct Answer - A The direction ratios are proportional to 1,-3,2. So direction cosines are `1/(sqrt(1^(2)+(-3)^(2)+2^(2))),(-3)/(sqrt(1^(2)+(-3)^(2)+2^(2))),2/(sqrt(1^(2)+(-3)^(2)+2^(2)))` or `1/(sqrt(14)),(-3)/(sqrt(14)),2/(sqrt(14))` | |