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Two vectors `vecA` and `vecB` lie in a plane, another vector `vecC` lies outside this plane, then the resultant of these three vectors i.e. `vecA+vecB+vecC`

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  • If veca and vecb are two non- zero collinear vectors then …… is correct .

    A
    `vecb ne lamda veca , AA lamda in R `
    B
    `bara = barb=bar0`
    C
    The respective components of ` veca and vecb ` are in proportion .
    D
    both direction and magnitude of ` veca and vecb ` are different .

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