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Find a scalar x for which xv + w is parallel to u where v = 2i -j,w = -3i + 4j, and u = 9i + 3j
so i have
x(2i-j) + (-3i+4j) = 9i + 3j
isolated the i's and j's i get
(2x - 3)i - (x - 4)j = 9i + 3j
i add the variable k to the 9i + 3j because according to mynotes(to vectors are parallel if a = xb for some scalar x)
so now i have
9k = 2x - 3
3k = -x + 4
multiply the bottom equation by 3, eliminate the k so that i get x=3
but when i check my answer to see if
(3)(2i - j) + (-3i + 4j) = 9i + 3j itdoesn'twork....................
so i think i'm doing this wrong, any help?? =(
Find a scalar x for which xv + w is parallel to u where v = 2i -j,w = -3i + 4j, and u = 9i + 3j
so i have
x(2i-j) + (-3i+4j) = 9i + 3j
isolated the i's and j's i get
(2x - 3)i - (x - 4)j = 9i + 3j
i add the variable k to the 9i + 3j because according to mynotes(to vectors are parallel if a = xb for some scalar x)
so now i have
9k = 2x - 3
3k = -x + 4
multiply the bottom equation by 3, eliminate the k so that i get x=3
but when i check my answer to see if
(3)(2i - j) + (-3i + 4j) = 9i + 3j itdoesn'twork....................
so i think i'm doing this wrong, any help?? =(
datuitLv3
6 Feb 2023
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