Determining Bravais Lattice from Primitive Translation Vectors

Syed Bilal
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hi,
i don't know how to determine bravais lattice from primitive translation vectors.The problem is as:
A crystal with one atom basis, has a set of primitive translational vectors as a1=3i, a2= 3j and a3= (3/2)(i+j+k). What is the bravais lattice.
 
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What are the angles between these vectors? With which lattices are they compartible?
 
DrDu said:
What are the angles between these vectors? With which lattices are they compartible?

The problem did not give any angels but i think that finding angles between them is not hard as i j and k are the unit vectors using trignometry angles can be easily determined. I have no idea with which lattices they are compatible
 
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