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Cross product of two paralle or antiparallel vectors is a null vector. Is this statement true or false?

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  • Cross product of vectors obeys

    A
    commutative law
    B
    associative law
    C
    distributive law
    D
    all the above
  • The cross product of two vectors gives null vector when the vectors enclose an angle to

    A
    `90^(@)`
    B
    `180^(@)`
    C
    `45^(@)`
    D
    `120^(@)`
  • Which one of the following is not a zero vector or a null vector ?

    A
    The displacement of a stone thrown upwards and received back by the thrower
    B
    The displacement of a particle along the circumference of a circle of radius r when it goes from one point on the circle to its diametrically opposite point
    C
    The acceleration vector of a body moving with uniform velocity along a straight line
    D
    The displacement of a stationary object from time `t_(1)=1` minute to time `t_(2)=4` minute
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