Physics, asked by dityashahni, 1 year ago

Find A.(B×C)
please solve....

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harsh3374chauhan: dot product is always zero
harsh3374chauhan: if it is perpendicular
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harsh3374chauhan: like A be i^,B be j^ and C be k^

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Answered by harsh3374chauhan
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answer is zero of ur question
bcz here A is perpendicular to BxC
and dot product is cos(theta)
now if theta=90
then cos90=0

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