If is given that vecrxxvecb=veccxxvecb, ...

If is given that `vecrxxvecb=veccxxvecb, vecr.veca=0 and veca.vecb!=0`. What is the geometrical meaning of these equation separately? If the abvoe three statements hold good simultaneously, determine the vector `vecr` in terms of `veca,vecb and vecc`.

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