Mathematics · Vector Algebra
Let vector a, vector b and vector c be three vectors such that |vector a| = √3, |vector b| = 5, vector b • vector c = 10, and the angle between vector b and vector c is π/3. If vector a is perpendicular to the vector (vector b × vector c), then the value of |vector a × (vector b × vector c)| is equal to:
- 150√3
- 250
- 325√3✓
- 425
Correct answer
25√3
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