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Given M→ = 6 i^ + j^ − 6 k^ and N→ = 5 i^ − 4 j^ − 5 k^, calculate the vector product M→×N→. i^ + j^ + k^

Given M→ = 6 i^ + j^ − 6 k^ and N→ = 5 i^ − 4 j^ − 5 k^, calculate the vector product M→×N→. i^ + j^ + k^

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Given M → = 6 i ^ + j ^ − 6 k ^ and N → = 5 i ^ − 4 j ^ − 5 k ^ , calculate the vector product M → × N → . ◻ î + ◻ ◻

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