Suppose we have the following vectorial equation c = na x b where n is a...

Suppose we have the following vectorial equation c = na x b where n is a constant, and c, a, b are vectors Givens n = -1 a = 2i – j

a) Determine the direction and size of the vector c if b = 2i

b) Determine the direction and size of the vector c if b = 2k

c) Determine the direction and size of the vector c if b = 2i – k

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