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hello guys please solve this vector

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Answered by Inflameroftheancient
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HELLO FRIEND HERE IS YOUR ANSWER,,,,,,,,


Given,,


(a \times b).(b \times c)


This is a clear example of a scalar quadruple product which is very much different from scalar triple products. In this case two cross products are taken into account of dot products or a dot product of two cross products.


Here, "a" variable, "b" variable, "c" variable, "d" variable are the following vectors collected into a 3-D or three dimensional Euclidean space.


Therefore, by using the following evaluate this,,,


(a × b) . (c × d)


=>


[(a).(c)] [(b).(d)] - [(a).(d)][(b).(c)]


So we get,,


=>


(a . c) (b . d) - (a . d) (b . c)


It can also be solved with the help of the determinant.


| a . c a . d |

| b . c b . d |



HOPE IT HELPS YOU AND CLEARS YOUR DOUBTS REGARDING VECTOR DOT PRODUCTS!!!!



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