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Equivalent vectors
There are times when we are interested to see whether multiple vectors are considered equivalent or not. When we say two or more vectors are equivalent vectors, we simply mean that the vectors that are being compared have both of the following equivalent -- the direction and the magnitude. We will work on some relevant examples in this section.
Basic Concepts: Parallel line equation, Representing patterns in linear relations, Pythagorean theorem
Related Concepts: Distance and midpoint of complex numbers, Angle and absolute value of complex numbers
Lessons
- 1.Are p and q equivalent vectors?
- 2.Are w and v equivalent vectors?
- 3.Are m and n equivalent vectors?
- 4.Are r and s equivalent vectors?