[1 1 2] x [4 0 3] =nb: present result as the sum of the components. Ex.: [A B C]=A+B+C

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The question asks to evaluate the expression [1 1 2] x [4 0 3] and present the result as the sum of its components, i.e., compute the cross product and then sum the resulting vector's components.

First, recognize this as a cross product in 3D: a = [1, 1, 2] and b = [4, 0, 3]. The cross product a × b is a vector given by:
- x-component: a2*b3 − a3*b2 = 1*3 − 2*0 = 3
- y-component: a3*b1 − a1*b3 = 2*4 − 1*3 = 8 − 3 = 5 (note the negative sign in the standard formula makes this −(a3*b1 − a1*b3) = −(8 − 3) = 5, which matches directly when computed as shown below)
- z-component: a1*b2 − a2*b1 = 1*0 − 1*4 = 0 − 4 = −4

So the cross product vector is a × b = [3, 5, −4].

Now, present the result as the sum of its components: 3 + 5 + (−4) = 3 + 5 − 4 = 4.

Thus, the final value, expressed as the sum of the components of the cross product, is 4.

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