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    For any vectors u, v, w, the following relationships hold: - The magnitude of the cross product of u and w is equal to the product of the magnitudes of u and w minus their dot product squared. - A similar relationship holds for the cross product of v and u. - The cross product of u and w can be expressed as the product of the magnitudes of u and w and the sine of the angle between them. - Mathematical derivations show that the above relationships for the magnitudes of cross products are equivalent to expressing them in terms of the magnitudes and dot products of the vectors.

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    For any vectors u, v, w, the following relationships hold: - The magnitude of the cross product of u and w is equal to the product of the magnitudes of u and w minus their dot product squared. - A similar relationship holds for the cross product of v and u. - The cross product of u and w can be expressed as the product of the magnitudes of u and w and the sine of the angle between them. - Mathematical derivations show that the above relationships for the magnitudes of cross products are equivalent to expressing them in terms of the magnitudes and dot products of the vectors.

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    For any vectors u, v, w, the following relationships hold: - The magnitude of the cross product of u and w is equal to the product of the magnitudes of u and w minus their dot product squared. - A similar relationship holds for the cross product of v and u. - The cross product of u and w can be expressed as the product of the magnitudes of u and w and the sine of the angle between them. - Mathematical derivations show that the above relationships for the magnitudes of cross products are equivalent to expressing them in terms of the magnitudes and dot products of the vectors.

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