"cross product" meaning in English

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          "text": "The cross product can be derived like so: given a pair of vectors #x5C;xi and #x5C;eta, solve for a vector #x5C;zeta which is perpendicular to both #x5C;xi and #x5C;eta, i.e., whose dot product with both #x5C;xi and #x5C;eta is zero.",
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