Problem Statement: Electromagnetics
Electromagnetic/Vector Analysis Problem SolvingFind the area of the parallelogram formed by the vectors D = 4ax + ay + 5az and E = -ax + 2ay + 3az.
A. 16.8 sq. units
B. 20.5 sq. units
C. 18.9 sq. units
D. 22.1 sq. units
Problem Answer:
The area of the parallelogram formed by the vectors is equal to 20.5 sq. units.
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