A vector `vec(A)` points verically upward and `vec(B)` points towards north. The vector product `vec(A) xx vec(B)` is

A vector vec A prints vertically upward and vec B points towards. What is the direction of vec A xx vec b ?

The vector product of two vectors vec A and vec B is zero. The scalar product of vec A and (vec A + vec B) will be

If vec(a) and vec(b) are two unit vectors, then the vector (vec(a) + vec(b)) xx (vec(a) xx vec(b)) is parallel to

If the magnitude of the vector product | vec(A) xx vec(B)| of two vector is equal to the magnitude of their scalar product | vec(A) . vec(B)| , then the angle between vec(A) and vec(B) is ……….

If vec(a) and vec(b) are two vectors then the value of (vec(a) + vec(b)) xx (vec(a) - vec(b)) is

If vec(a) and vec(b) are two vectors then the value of (vec(a) + vec(b)) xx (vec(a) - vec(b)) is

The vectors vec(a) and vec(b) are not perpendicular. The vectors vec( c ) and vec(d) are such that vec(b)xx vec( c )=vec(b)xx vec(d) and vec(a).vec(d)=0 then vec(d) = ……………

If vec(b) and vec(c) are the position vectors of the points B and C respectively, then the position vector of the point D such that vec(BD) = 4 vec(BC) is