[Linear Algebra] Properties of Vectors (w/ Proofs)

We talk about the properties of vectors.
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We prove properties that vectors hold.
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[@sheridan.mp3]

Thank you! This was pretty self explanatory but I wasn't sure what my teacher expected as an answer until now.

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[@mustafamalik4211]

:O These are the same ones from discrete math

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[@jerickcabileslarita5586]

Proof u+(-u) shoud illustrate as (u1, u2, ....un) + -1(u1, u2, ..., un)

[@sankethkamath2356]

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[@realquiller]

only proofs I was capable of doing alone, lmao

[@carlsongwazaza7215]

what about practical application of these vector where can l find them

[@Ela-zx1uc]

1.a=a how can i do this

[@Channel-zb1fi]

A lot of the properties are inherited from real numbers, I would just insert the scalar in each of the entries of the vector, and then do the mulitplication of 1*a_1, 1*a_2 and so on, and then I would arrive at vector a from 1 * vector a.

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