1. Express the position vector of point $R$ in terms of a scalar parameter, using the collinearity of $O$, $R$, and $B$.
Since R lies on the line passing through O and B, OR is a scalar multiple of OB. OR=λ5−43=5λ−4λ3λ
2. Find the value of the parameter $\lambda$ using the perpendicular condition between $AR$ and $OB$.
The direction vector AR is given by: AR=OR−OA=5λ−3−4λ−13λ−3
Since AR⊥OB, their scalar product must be equal to zero: AR⋅OB=0 5λ−3−4λ−13λ−3⋅5−43=0 5(5λ−3)−4(−4λ−1)+3(3λ−3)=0 25λ−15+16λ+4+9λ−9=0 50λ−20=0⟹λ=52
3. Substitute $\lambda$ to find the specific position vector of $R$.
OR=525−43=2−8/56/5
Thus, the position vector is OR=2i−58j+56k.
4. Find the position vector of the reflection point $A'$ using the midpoint property.
The foot of the perpendicular R is the midpoint of the line segment connecting A and its reflection A′. OR=2OA+OA′ OA′=2OR−OA OA′=22−8/56/5−313 OA′=4−16/512/5−313=1−21/5−3/5
Thus, the position vector is OA′=i−521j−53k.