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Find two linearly independent vectors perpendicular to the vector v= <-8, 9, -3>
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don't do that...this problem is too easy for that
that want L.I. vectors not orthogonal
The vectors need to be perpendicular (in other words orthogonal).
but they dont have to be orthogonal to each other
just L.I.
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I could use <9,8,0> and <0,3,9>
How do you get to that answer?
if v=<a,b,c> let w=<-b,a,0> then v.w =a(-b)+b(a)+c0=0
thus \[\vec{v}\perp \vec{w}\]
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okay. Thansk for your help.
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