Physics · Vectors
Three non-zero vectors A, B and C add up to zero (A + B + C = 0). Which of the following statements is FALSE?
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- 1If (A × B) · C = |A||B||C|, then C2 = A2 + B2
- 2If A, B, and C define a plane, (A × B) × C is in that plane
- 3(A × B) · C is not zero unless B and C are parallel✓
- 4(A × B) × C is not zero unless B and C are parallel
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(A × B) · C is not zero unless B and C are parallel
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