Find two nonparrallel vectors both orthogonal to (1,1,1)
So I set up a dot product with a blank vector and (1,1,1) and equated it to 0 (because the dot product = 0 means its orthogonal) so I had something like this
(_,_,_) . (1,1,1) = 0
and I just plugged in numbers that would make 0=0 so
(0,-1,1) . (1,1,1) = 0
0=0
so thats one vector thats orthogonal to (1,1,1). To find the other one do I just do the same but change the order of the vector? Because (-1,1,0) or (1,-1,0) or (1,0,-1) etc would work so do I just pick any one along with (0,-1,1) and that would be my 2 nonparrallel vectors?
So I set up a dot product with a blank vector and (1,1,1) and equated it to 0 (because the dot product = 0 means its orthogonal) so I had something like this
(_,_,_) . (1,1,1) = 0
and I just plugged in numbers that would make 0=0 so
(0,-1,1) . (1,1,1) = 0
0=0
so thats one vector thats orthogonal to (1,1,1). To find the other one do I just do the same but change the order of the vector? Because (-1,1,0) or (1,-1,0) or (1,0,-1) etc would work so do I just pick any one along with (0,-1,1) and that would be my 2 nonparrallel vectors?