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The cross product of the normals of two planes is the zero vector. What does this show?
AThe planes are perpendicular
BThe planes are parallel
CThe planes meet at 45 degrees
DThe planes pass through the origin
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The planes are parallel
A zero cross product means the normals are parallel, so the planes themselves are parallel.
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