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Given that A and B are greater than 1. The magnitude of vector (A x B) cannot be 

  1. Equal to AB 
  2. Less than AB 
  3. More than AB 
  4. Equal to A/B

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Correct Answer : 3. More than AB

Explanation :

vector (A x B) = AB sin θ

∵ sin θ ≤  1

|vector (A x B)|  ≤ AB

|vector (A x B)| cannot be greater than AB 

|vector (A x B)|  ≤ AB

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