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Show that A vector +B vector cross A vector-B vector =2(B vector cross A vector)

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Answered by WiderSpider
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(A+B)x(A-B)= (A+B)xA-(A+B)xB=AxA+BxA-AxB-BxB=0+BxA-AxB-0=2(BxA) .
Note:Vector product is distributive but not commutative
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