I have a set of vectors in R^2(i.e. two-dimensional vectors) such that the scalarproduct (the same as the inner product, or dot product) of any two of the vectors is negative.What is the maximum number of vectors that can be in my set?

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction
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I have a set of vectors in R^2
(i.e. two-dimensional vectors) such that the scalar
product (the same as the inner product, or dot product) of any two of the vectors is negative.
What is the maximum number of vectors that can be in my set?

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