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Consider the vector functions ?(?) and ?(?), where ?(?) = 〈? sin ? , ? cos...

Consider the vector functions ?(?) and ?(?), where ?(?) = 〈? sin ? , ? cos ? , ?^2〉, ?(?) = 〈1, −1, 1〉, and ?′(?) = 〈1, 0, −1〉.

Define ?(?) = ?(?) × ?(?) and find ?′(?)

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