Hope this helps you with your questions.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Since there exists a scalar
λ
λ
(namely
λ=a⋅b
λ=a⋅b
) such that
b=λa
b=λa
, the directions of the two vertices are the same (they are collinear). This implies that
|a⋅b|=|a||b|
|a⋅b|=|a||b|
.
So,
|a|=|(a⋅b)b|=|a||b||b|
|a|=|(a⋅b)b|=|a||b||b|
which implies that
|b|=1
|b|=1
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Answer:
The slope is 1.
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we must find the slope of the current equation.
This is the number in front of the x.
Seeing as this is -x, or -1x, the slope of this line is -1
When finding the slope of a line perpendicular, you need to find the 
So, in this case it is:

The minuses cancel out, leaving with 1 over 1 or 1/
So the slope of the line perpendicular is 1!
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ah, those are systems you want one variable to cancel out. I would time the bottom equation by -1 so x cancels then u solve for y. then u plug all back in to solve for x.
It’s 54 degrees because all the angles are the same