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How do i determine whether the vectors u and v are parallel, orthogonal, or neither?
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take dot product. if it is =0, then they are perpendicular if v = some number * u, then they are // neither of them, then they are neither.
Note: perpendicular means orthogonal
I started that and got -196, -64 but i dont know where to go from here :/ @Loser66
<7,-4> . <-28,16> = 7*(-28) + (-4)*16 = -196 + (-64) = -216 the vectors are not orthogonal. Now check if they are parallel, does <-28,16> = c*<7,-4> ?
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yes! because 7* -4 = -28 and -4 * -4 = 16,
ok then you are saying <-28,16> = (-4)*<7,-4> and therefore they are parallel
awesome, thank you so much! :)
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