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Can you cross product 4d vectors

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Explanation for correct answer:
Cross product is a binary operation for two vectors in three-dimensional space.
The cross product of any two vectors gives a resultant vector which will be perpendicular to the given two vectors.
Hence, We cannot do the cross product of 4d vectors

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