Consider the vector C(vector) = 3i. a. What is a vector D(vector) such that C(vector) D(vector)
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Consider the vector C(vector) = 3î.
a. What is a vector D(vector) such that C(vector) × D(vector) = 0(vector)?
b. What is a vector E(vector) such that C(vector) × E(vector) = 6k̂?
c. What is a vector F(vector) such that C(vector) × F(vector) = -3ĵ?
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