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Adjacent sides of a parallelogram are 3i and 4j. What is its area?
A7
B6
C12
D24
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 12
Area equals the magnitude of the cross product, and 3i crossed with 4j is 12k, of magnitude 12.
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