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Proving parallelism: When the zero vector is a non-trivial linear combination of two vectors
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Proving two vectors are parallel
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What happens if both vectors v and w are zero vectors.
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Reason for “possibly α = 0”
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Is it the correct way to prove that if two lines are parallel, then θv + βw ≠ 0
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Understanding scalar combinations of lines and their relation to the origin
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Understanding θv + βw = 0
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Why lines are set to pass through the origin: Understanding ax+by=0 and vector preservation
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Understanding θv + βw = 0
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Vectors v and w are linearly independent if, for scalars θ and β, the equation θv + βw = 0 implies that θ = β = 0
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Is the proof for vector PO + vector OQ = vector PQ okay if not perfect and lacking rigor
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Navigating across a river: The impact of angle and current on direct motion
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Why cubed: Square of the distance in three dimension space
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Associative property of vector addition graphically: Why vector a do not have a derived version of line?
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Seeking help for Count
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Proving parallelism: When the zero vector is a non-trivial linear combination of two vectors
