Vectors: OAB is triangle, vector OA = a, vector OB = b

JamesSm

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I was doing a question on vectors and I somehow managed to make the vector a equal to vector b. This shouldn't be possible since the have different directions so even if the had the same magnitude they wouldn't have the same vector. Have I done something wrong or can someone explain. My hand writing is bad but it is fairly easy to read
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1) What is it that you are asked to demonstrate or prove?

2) Where did you use the given ratio or the given parallel parts?

3) Can it be that λ=1χ\displaystyle \lambda = 1 - \chi?
 
I was doing a question on vectors and I somehow managed to make the vector a equal to vector b. This shouldn't be possible since the have different directions so even if the had the same magnitude they wouldn't have the same vector. Have I done something wrong or can someone explain. My hand writing is bad but it is fairly easy to read
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Might you be dividing by 0? Is 1/3 + 2/3 = 1??

True or false?? x/x =1
 
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