Given the vectors A = (–2, 1, 3), B = (–5, 3, 0) in R³, then B x A is 9i - 15 j + k -9i - 15 j - k 9i+ 15 j - 11k 9i + 15 j + k

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Given the vectors A = (-2, 1, 3), B = (-5, 3, 0) in R³,
then B x A is
9i - 15 j+ k
-9i - 15 j - k
9i + 15 j - 11k
9i + 15 j + k
Transcribed Image Text:Given the vectors A = (-2, 1, 3), B = (-5, 3, 0) in R³, then B x A is 9i - 15 j+ k -9i - 15 j - k 9i + 15 j - 11k 9i + 15 j + k
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