Physics, asked by mammuchinna7, 19 days ago

suppose vector A is parallel to vector B. what is their vector product? what will be the vector product if B is anti-parallel to A?

Answers

Answered by swastijain224466

0

Answer:

Explanation:

If A and B are parallel the angle θ between them is zero. So their cross product A × B = AB sin θ = 0.

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

English, 9 days ago

Narrate an incident you have witnessed and what lesson did you learn for your life.

Math, 9 days ago

acknowledgement of running a canteen project...

English, 9 days ago

Correct the following statements. 1. I am seeing that you have made a mistake in calculating the total. 2. She is smelling something burning in the kitchen. 3. Pulkit is knowing the difference between the meanings of the words its and its. 4. The Mansingh family is owning five vintage cars. 5. My father is hating people who lie.

Hindi, 19 days ago

दाँत के बारे में यह घोषित किया गया कि--------...

Math, 19 days ago

Simplify and express in the exponential form: a) 1254 × 5 3...

Math, 9 months ago

(ii) The HCF of this pair of (1) 13, 17 (2) 29, 20 2. Find the HCF and LCM. (i) 14, 28 (ii) 32, 16 (iii 3. Find the LCM. 42 (i) 15. 25. 30...

Political Science, 9 months ago

Define upholding the law and enforcing fundamental right ❓❓❓❓...

English, 9 months ago

why was the king amazed ...