For any two non-zero vectors, if their cross product is zero, then they

are perpendicular to each other

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are parallel to each other

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act at an angle of

60^{\circ}

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Solution

The correct option is B are parallel to each other
As $\to A \times \to B a n d \to B \times \to A$
⁡ $sin θ = 0$
$θ = 0$
Two vectors will be parallel to each other.

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