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Show that the vectors 2^i3^j+4^k and 4^i+6^j8^k are collinear.

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Solution

Given, vectors are:
A=2^i3^j+4^k and B= 4^i+6^j8^k
two vectors A and B are colinear if we can find the value of n such that:
A=nB ; where n is a constant.
Now, taking given vectors we have
2^i3^j+4^k=12(4^i+6^j8^k)
A=12B
Hence, we have value of n=12. So the given vectors are colinear.

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