Physics, asked by aroshan9264, 5 days ago

Suppose we have a vector A and vector C = 12B. How is the direction of vector A × B
related to the direction of vector C × A.

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Answered by atikshbisht2000

If magnitude of B is halved but it remains in the same plane as before then the direction of the vector product C = A × B remains unchanged. Its magnitude may change.

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Suppose we have a vector A and vector C = 12B. How is the direction of vector A × B related to the direction of vector C × A.

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Suppose we have a vector A and vector C = 12B. How is the direction of vector A × B
related to the direction of vector C × A.