a vector A points vertically upward and B points towards north. the vector product Vector A multiply by vector B is
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The vector product Vector A multiply by vector B is along the west.
Explanation:
Given that,
z-axis with vector A is vertically upward which is usual to the paper's plane.
∵ Vector A = Ak^
Vector B = Bj^
Thus,
Vector A * Vector B = Ak^ * Bj^
= - ABi^
∵ It would locate along the negative x-axis i.e. along the west.
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