Difference between revisions of "MATLAB: Cross product"
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| − | The cross product is applied using the command '' | + | The cross product is applied using the command ''cross''. The commutative law does not hold. So depending on the order of the arguments the resulting vector is the opposite of the other. |
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The cross product is applied using the command cross. The commutative law does not hold. So depending on the order of the arguments the resulting vector is the opposite of the other.
