The Prove that two non-zero vectors are collinear if and only if one vector is a scalar multiple of the other is given below.
<h3>What are the proves?</h3>
1. To know collinear vectors:
∧ ⁻a ║ ⁻a
If ⁻b = ∧ ⁻a
then |⁻b| = |∧ ⁻a|
So one can say that line ⁻b and ⁻a are collinear.
2. If ⁻a and ⁻b are collinear
Assuming |b| length is 'μ' times of |⁻a |
Then | 'μ' ⁻a| = | 'μ' ⁻a|
So ⁻b = 'μ' ⁻a
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its option 3 because is doesn't have even sides
#1) x-8= -12
#2) 15+k= 2
#3) x/-7= -20
#4) (5/8)(x)= -20
The / in #2 means to divide and the ( ) mean to multiply
C and D bc +-0.7 is the answer
but because there no answer which contains both i think u should mark E
The formula is 3x+14=32.
answer is 6