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If the cross product of two vectors is another vector, how can the magnitude of that vector, a length, be equal to an area? (The area of the parallelogram formed by the two vectors multiplied) It seems like it should just be equal to a length.
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these are two different ways of defining the cross products one is geometrical interpretation(area) while other is intutive.
But shouldn't the cross product's definition translate to whichever interpretation you decide to use?
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