For any vectors u, v and w, show that uxv=uxw does not always imply v = w. Prove that u v ≤ ulv, and state what condition would imply equality.

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For any vectors u, v and w, show that
u xv=ux W
does not always imply v = w.
Prove that
|uv| ≤ u||v,
and state what condition would imply equality.
Transcribed Image Text:For any vectors u, v and w, show that u xv=ux W does not always imply v = w. Prove that |uv| ≤ u||v, and state what condition would imply equality.
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