use the Scalax preduct o find th arglebetween.cal A=3i-2j and B =4i -4j(6) A = í - 2j+2ţ and B= 3j+4k

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cal A=3i-2j and B =4i -4j
(6) A = í - 2j+2ţ and B= 3j+4k

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