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Given two orthogonal vectors `vec(A)` and `vec(B)` each of length unity . Let `vec(P)` be the vector satisfying the equation `vec(P) xx vec(B) = vec(A) - vec(P)` . Then
`(vec(P) xx vec(B)) xx vec(B)` is equal to .

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