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Chapter 10: Q 20 (page 848)

Fill in the blanks and give the name of the property.

u, v, and w be vectors in 鈩�3. Then(u+v)脳w=_________

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The required expression is(u+v)脳w=u脳w+v脳w; Distributive property

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01

Given information

u, v, and w be vectors in鈩�3.

02

Completing the expression

The expression may be complete as:

(u+v)脳w=u脳w+v脳w

It is distributive property of cross product.

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