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If the vector `bar(b)=3hat j+4hat k` is written as the sum of vector `bar(b)_(1)` parallel to `bar(a)=hat i+hat j` and a vector `bar(b)_(2)` perpendicular to `bar(a)` then `bar(b)_(1)times bar(b)_(2)=`

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