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If `vecAxxvecB=vecC`, then choose the incorrect option : [`vecA and vecB` are non zero vectors]

A

`vecC` is perpendicular to `(vecA+vecB)`

B

`vecC` is perpendicular to `(vecA-vecB)`

C

`veC` is perpendicular to `(vecAxxvecB)`

D

`vecC` isperpendicular to `vecA` and `vecB`

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The correct Answer is:
C
If `vecA xx vecB = vecC` ………………
`vecC` is perpendicular to `vecA, vecB, (vecA+vecB), (vecA-vecB)`
as all these asre in the same plane.
`vecC` is parallel to `(vecAxxvecB)`.
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