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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Determine whether the vectors u and v are parallel, orthogonal, or neither. u = <10, 6>, v = <9, 5>

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Parralel vectors are colinear: can be written as multiple's of one another. The way to formally check it is to set up something like this: <10,6>=t<9,5> and try to solve for t ( which from a cursory glance, is not possible) so therefore they are not parallel. Orthogonality is defined as when the angle between to vectors is 90 degrees (or pi/2 radian) Using the angle forumla Cosine(angle)=(<10,6>.<9,5>)/(||<10,6>||||9,5||) The answer should be zero if orthogonal (since cosine of 90 degrees equals 0). Obviously if the answer to this isn't 0 and you can't prove they are parallel (from the steps above) then the answer is neither. :D

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thank you guys so much i really do appreciate it

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