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Subject: cross product and mat lab
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Hey guys I was wondering I have 3 vectors: a, b, c.  now
finding the cross product of them on paper is straight
forward but how would mat lab do a x b .c and a.b x c if a =
(1,2,3), b = (4,5,6) and c = (7,8,9)

Thanks!