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Let v1 = (-6,4) and v2 = (-3, 6). How would I solve v1=v2? (Dot product I believe, but don't have a clue)
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r there any choices? lol
I believe the only way v1 could equal v2 is if there were a constant variable attached to one of the vectors
The only thing is that no number you could use would work to make them equal
Also, the dot product would be v1 dot v2 (v1 times v2). If you are looking for that, it would be 42.
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