Given x=(1,-2,-1,a) and y=(3,3,-2,1) are two 1x4 row vectors, where "a" is some constant, which of the following statements is false? O x and y are orthogonal if a=1. x- 2y =a – 1 Ilx|l=/6+a² O y-2x = (1,7,0,-2a)
Given x=(1,-2,-1,a) and y=(3,3,-2,1) are two 1x4 row vectors, where "a" is some constant, which of the following statements is false? O x and y are orthogonal if a=1. x- 2y =a – 1 Ilx|l=/6+a² O y-2x = (1,7,0,-2a)
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Chapter8: Applications Of Trigonometry
Section8.4: The Dot Product
Problem 19E
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