About Cross product formula
The cross product is a binary operation on two vectors in three-dimensional space. It produces a new vector that is perpendicular to both. The right-hand rule is used to calculate the cross-product of two vectors.
According to the right-hand rule, the resultant of any two vectors is perpendicular to the other two vectors. We may also determine the magnitude of the resulting vector by using cross-product.
Definition of Cross Product Formula
Vector product/cross product of vectors and is denoted by × and its resultant vector is perpendicular to the vectors and .
Cross Product Formula
Formula is given as :
× = ABSinθ &ncirc;, where θ is the angle between the given vectors,
Here, &ncirc; denotes unit vector
Cross Product of Two Vectors
cross product of two vectors is indicated as, × = ||.|| sinθ
Let us take any two vectors = x + y + zand = a + b +c
Matrix form, also known as determinant form, can be used to define the cross product of these two vectors.
× = (yc -zb) - (xc - za) + (xb - ya)
Cross Product Rules
Anti-Commutative Property: Cross product is anti-commutative property i.e., it means × = - ×
let = a 1 + a 2 + a 3 and = b1 + b2 + b 3 ,
= - ×
Therefore, × = - ×
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