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If vector E⇀ is 45 degrees above the positive x-axis, which quadrant (or quadrants) could vector...

If vector E⇀ is 45 degrees above the positive x-axis, which quadrant (or quadrants) could vector F⇀ be located such that E⇀×F⇀ has the largest possible magnitude?

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Giren E makes 45° angle with serats. for EUR = Efsino for maximum nalue sino - +1 No -1 < Sinos +12 so sinot 10=40 g so Ê lie

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