Problem 2: Assume that M and N are non-zero vectors. Using properties of vectors, explain why M · (M × N) = 0. (Note: there are multiple ways to answer this question. Also, you should NOT be using component form here).

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Problem 2: Assume that M and N are non-zero vectors. Using properties of
vectors, explain why M · (M × N) = 0. (Note: there are multiple ways to
answer this question. Also, you should NOT be using component form here).
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2: Assume that M and N are non-zero vectors. Using properties of vectors, explain why M · (M × N) = 0. (Note: there are multiple ways to answer this question. Also, you should NOT be using component form here).
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