alleryStart learning →What is |P × Q| when the angle between P and Q is 180 degrees?
AEqual to -PQ
BEqual to PQ
CEqual to 2PQ
DEqual to zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Equal to zero
sin 180 degrees is zero, so antiparallel vectors have a vanishing cross product.
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