Given the vectorsA = (2,−4) and B = (−3, 6) in R². How many pairs of real numbers r and s satisfy the equation rA +sB=0? O only one none more than one cannot be determined because the equation does not make sense.

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Chapter2: Equations And Inequalities
Section2.3: Quadratic Equations
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5. Vectors

Given the vectors A
(2, -4) and B
numbers r and s satisfy the equation rA + sB=0?
only one
none
more than one
-
=
(-3,6) in R². How many pairs of real
cannot be determined because the equation does not make se se.
Transcribed Image Text:Given the vectors A (2, -4) and B numbers r and s satisfy the equation rA + sB=0? only one none more than one - = (-3,6) in R². How many pairs of real cannot be determined because the equation does not make se se.
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