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5. Given two vectors: A = 51-2j+2k ft and B = -3i+2j+ 4k ft. Calculate the following: (a) the cross product A x B, and (b) the unit vector that is perpendicular to both A and B.

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5. Given two vectors: A = 5i-2j+2k ft and B = -3i+2j+ 4k ft. Calculate
the following:
(a) the cross product A x B, and
(b) the unit vector that is perpendicular to both A and B.
6. Calculate the scalar triple product Ax BC, given the following three
vectors shown:

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