PROBLEM # 1FOR THE VECTORS A= Ux +3uy +5uz,B= 2 Ux + 4uy +6uz, and C=3ux+4uy +5uzSho SHOW THAT Ax (B × C)=B (A•C).-C(A•B)%3D%3D

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PROBLEM # 1 t3uy +5uz, FOR THE VECTORS A= Ux B= 2 Ux + 4uy + Guz, and C=3ux +4uy +5uz, Sko SHOW THAT Ax (B ×C)=B(A•C)-C(A•B,