Parallel Vectors in 3D
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Scott Porot
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Which of these vectors are parallel?
Why?
What makes them parallel?
What are the rules here?
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Algebraic Example
For a real scalar r>0, vectors v and z are parallel if and only if v = <a,b,c> and z=r*<a,b,c>
z=<r*a,r*b,r*c>
if any of the components can not be equated with r*<a,b,c> then the vectors are not parallel.
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Why?
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