What is the vector perpendicular to the plane containing the vectors i-j+k and -i+j+k
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the vector perpendicular to both vectors is obtained by doing the cross product of the two vectors
i.e (i-j+k)×(-i+j+k)=(−2i−2j)
this vector will be perpendicular to the plane containing given two vectors
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