A) Create two vectors in R3 ( 3D vectors) such that they are orthogonal. b) Using...

A) Create two vectors in R3 ( 3D vectors) such that they are orthogonal.

b) Using the two vectors from a) above, determine the cross product of the two vectors

c)Is it possible to write the vector [0,0,1] using scalar multiples of these vectors?

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