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39. Let "." represent the scalar product and "x" the vector prod- uct. Which of the following operations gives the magnitude of the projection of vector a on vector 5? A. ax 6 151 B. axb C. a.b D. a+b E. ä. 1.0 151 40. A train travels at a speed of 144 km/h, Its wheels por

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