Mathematics · Vector Algebra
If the vectors vec(a), vec(b) and vec(c) form the sides BC, CA and AB respectively of a ΔABC taken in order, then:
- 1vec(a) × vec(b) = vec(b) × vec(c) = vec(c) × vec(a)✓
- 2vec(a) · vec(b) = vec(b) · vec(c) = vec(c) · vec(a) = 0
- 3vec(a) × vec(a) + vec(a) × vec(c) + vec(a) × vec(b) = 0
- 4vec(a) · vec(b) = vec(b) · vec(c) = vec(c) · vec(b) = 0
Correct answer
vec(a) × vec(b) = vec(b) × vec(c) = vec(c) × vec(a)
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