If, (V₁ X V₂) · V3 = 6.5 then what is (V3 X V₁) - V₂? ○ (0,0,0) Cannot be found with the given information -6.5 6.5
If, (V₁ X V₂) · V3 = 6.5 then what is (V3 X V₁) - V₂? ○ (0,0,0) Cannot be found with the given information -6.5 6.5
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