Explanation Vector M is given as. M → = 2 i ^ − 3 j ^ + k ^ Vector N is given as. N → = 4 i ^ + 5 j ^ − 2 k ^ Conclusion: The cross product of two vectors is. M → × N → = | i ^ j ^ k ^ 2

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Chapter 10, Problem 25P

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The vector product M→×N→.

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The vector product M → × N → .

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The vector product M→×N→.

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