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The unknown vector v satisfies b - v = λ and b x v-c, where λ, b, and c are fixed and known. Find v in terms of λ, b, and c.
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The unknown vector v satisfies b - v = λ and b x v-c, where λ, b, and c are fixed and known. Find v in terms of λ, b, and c.

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The conditions satisfied by the unknown vector.
The unknown vector v satisfies b - v = λ and b x v-c, where λ, b, and c are fixed-example-1
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