Using index notation, demonstrate mathematically the following equations: 1- u × v = -v × u 2- ? · (?a) = ?^2 a 3- ?^2 (ab) = a?^2 b + 2?a · ?b + b?^2 a 4- ? · (ab) = ?a · b + a? · b 5- ? × ?? = 0 6- ? · (? × V) = 0 7- ? · V ? V · ? (express each term in index notation and expand in Cartesian coordinates to prove the inequality) 8- (a × b) · (c × d) = (a · c)(b · d) - (a · d)(b · c)
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