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OpenStudy (eva12):

suppose v=<4,-2,3>.Then 1) <0,2,1> is perpendicular to v 2) <5,5,1> is neither to v 3) <6,-3,4.5> is parallel to v 4) <8,-14,-20> is parallel to v are my answers right for 1to 4? the choices were parallel, neither or perpendicular

OpenStudy (dumbcow):

they are all wrong vectors are parallel when components are proportional ( v and kv are parallel) perpendicular vectors must have dot product of zero

OpenStudy (usukidoll):

when it's 0, it's orthogonal.

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