If v = (3, – 1, 1) and w = (-2, –2, –2) , what is v x w ?

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If v = (3, –1, 1) and w =
(-2, –2, –2) , what is v x w ?
о (-4, —4, 8)
О (4, —4, —4,)
о(), 4, 4,)
о (), —4, —4,)
о (4, 4, —8)
Transcribed Image Text:If v = (3, –1, 1) and w = (-2, –2, –2) , what is v x w ? о (-4, —4, 8) О (4, —4, —4,) о(), 4, 4,) о (), —4, —4,) о (4, 4, —8)
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