8. Let x and y be vectors in 3-space, and suppose u is orthogonal to both x and y. Prove that u is also orthogonal to k₁x + k₂y, for every pair of scalars k₁ and k₂.

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8. Let x and y be vectors in 3-space, and suppose u is orthogonal to both x and y. Prove that u is also orthogonal
to k₁x + k₂y, for every pair of scalars k₁ and k₂.
Transcribed Image Text:8. Let x and y be vectors in 3-space, and suppose u is orthogonal to both x and y. Prove that u is also orthogonal to k₁x + k₂y, for every pair of scalars k₁ and k₂.
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