MCQ
Given vectors $a, b, c $ such that $a\,.(b \times c)$$ = \lambda \ne 0,\,$ the value of $(b \times c)\,.\,(a + b + c)/\lambda $ is
- A$3$
- ✓$1$
- C$ - 3\lambda $
- D$3/\lambda $
$=\frac{(b\times c)\,.\,a+0+0}{\lambda }$
$ = \frac{\lambda }{\lambda } = 1$,
($\because $ Given $a.\,(b\times c)=\lambda =(b\times c)\,.\,a$)
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