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Yo guys, I was wondering:
Why does the cross product of two vectors produce a third vector which is perpendicular to both the original vectors?
I've come across it in math and it's one of those things I've accepted... but I'm not quite sure why it happens.
Why does the cross product of two vectors produce a third vector which is perpendicular to both the original vectors?
I've come across it in math and it's one of those things I've accepted... but I'm not quite sure why it happens.