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Let `bar(a)`,`bar(b)` and `bar(c)` be non-zero vectors such that `(bar(a)timesbar(b))timesbar(c)=(1)/(3)|bar(b)||bar(c)|bar(a)` ..If `theta` is the acute angle between the vectors `bar(b)` and `bar(c)` then `sin theta=2k` then `k=`

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