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For three vectors in oriented Euclidean three-space, the scalar triple product is a⋅(b×c) and the vector triple product is a×(b×c). The former is their signed volume; the latter is the vector operation appearing in the vector triple product identity.
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Contracting two Levi-Civita symbols gives
a×(b×c)=b(a⋅c)−c(a⋅b).
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The term "triple product" can refer to different mathematical concepts depending on the context.
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