Three vectors satisfy the relation A-B- 0 and A-C- 0- then A- is parallel to

The correct option is A B⃗×C⃗ From the given 2 conditions we can say that A⃗ is perpendicular to both B⃗ and C⃗ .From the definition of c ...

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Three vectors satisfy the relation $\to A ∙ \to B = 0 a n d \to A ∙ \to C = 0, t h e n \to A$ is parallel to

\to C

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\to B

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\to B \times \to C

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\to B ∙ \to C

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