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1.67 Determine the orthogonal component of C = r x F in the direction of the unit vector where r = 0.2i+ 0.3j - 0.2k m, F = 300i 100j + 500k N, and λ = (i+j+k)/√√3.

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1.67 Determine the orthogonal component of C = r x F in the direction of the
unit vector where r = 0.2i + 0.3j – 0.2k m, F = 300i – 100j + 500k N, and
λ = (i+j+k)/√√/3.

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