Question Number 217075 by maths_plus last updated on 28/Feb/25
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$\vv{AB}$ and $\vv{CD}$ are two vectors, and $\vv{AB}$ is not the zero vector.
Prove that if the vectors $\vv{AB}$ and $\vv{CD}$ are colinear, then there exists a real number \( k \) such that \( \vv{CD} = k \vv{AB} \).
(don't use coordinates !)
$\vv{AB}$ and $\vv{CD}$ are two vectors, and $\vv{AB}$ is not the zero vector.
Prove that if the vectors $\vv{AB}$ and $\vv{CD}$ are colinear, then there exists a real number \( k \) such that \( \vv{CD} = k \vv{AB} \).
(don't use coordinates !)
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