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Chapter 10: Q 7 (page 848)

The cross product of two parallel vectors u and v in 鈩�3is _______ .

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The answer is 0.

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Given two parallel vectorsuandvin鈩�3.

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The cross product of two parallel vectors u and v in鈩�3is 0.

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