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Question
Which correspondence correctly gives the direction angles of a vector with the positive coordinate axes?
Options
\[\alpha\] with the Y-axis, \[\beta\] with the Z-axis, and \[\gamma\] with the X-axis
\[\alpha\], \[\beta\], and \[\gamma\] are direction ratios
\[\alpha\] with the X-axis, \[\beta\] with the Y-axis, and \[\gamma\] with the Z-axis
\[\alpha\] with the Z-axis, \[\beta\] with the X-axis, and \[\gamma\] with the Y-axis
MCQ
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Solution
Direction angles are measured with the positive coordinate axes. The angles with the X-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis are \[\alpha\], \[\beta\], and \[\gamma\], respectively.
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