Let u, v, and w be nonzero vectors in 3-space with the same initial point, but such

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Let u, v, and w be nonzero vectors in 3-space with the same initial point, but such that no two of them are collinear. Show that
(a) u × (v × w) lies in the plane determined by v and w
(b) (u × v) × w lies in the plane determined by u and v
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