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The unknown vector V satisfies B*V = alpha (this is a dot product) and BxV = C, where B, C, and alpha are fixed and known. Find V in terms of alpha, B, and C.

I am having trouble figuring out how to manipulate the definitions of the dot and cross product here to get the vector V by itself and in terms of the other terms. Does anyone have any ideas for this problem?
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