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How do you deduce that two vectors are perpendicular?

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If the scalar product of two vectors `vecA & vecB` is zero. i.e. `vecA.vecB cos theta=0`, then the given vectors are perpendicular which is of orthogonal to each other because `cos90^(@)=0`.
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