(3î - î). BВ and (h)B-B.60"A 10 030°30°53D 20.03762. Assuming the +x-axis is horizontal to the right for thevectors in the following figure, find the following scalarproducts: (a) A . Č ,(b) Ã · F , (c) B. Č , (d)A :(F +2 ), (e) i- B, () j B, (3)C- 12.0B 5.0E 20.0

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