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can three vectors not in one plane give zero resultant
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To give zero resultant, the three vectors should form a triangle like the following|dw:1392797161555:dw| now, you have to think.. whether you can make a triangle which does not STICK to one plane.. if you can do that, then its possible.. what do you think?
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