Let C be the projection of A onto B and D be the projection of B onto A. If the dot product of ac and ap is 1, then: The dot product of A and B is 1. The magnitude of the cross product of A and B is 1. O The cross product of A and B is 0. The dot product of A and B is 0.

Let C be the projection of A onto B and D be the projection of B onto A. If the dot product of ac and ap is 1, then: The dot product of A and B is 1. The magnitude of the cross product of A and B is 1. O The cross product of A and B is 0. The dot product of A and B is 0.

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Let C be the projection of A onto B and D be the projection of B onto A. If the dot product of ac and ap is 1, then:
The dot product of A and B is 1.
The magnitude of the cross product of A and B is 1.
The cross product of A and B is 0.
The dot product of A and B is 0.

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