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The angle between vectors `(vecA xx vecB) and (vecB xx vecA)` is :

A

`pi` rad

B

`(pi)/(2)` rad

C

`(pi)/(4)` rad

D

zero

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`(vecA xx vecB) and (vecBxx vecA)` are antiparallel vectors so angle between them `180^(@)` or `pi` rad.
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