Eric Nicholas K's answer to Janice's Addmaths Form5 Malaysia question.
We can never equate vectors in a to vectors in b and so on. We can equate vector a to vector a. And thus, from there, we form simultaneous equations.
We can never equate vectors in a to vectors in b and so on. We can equate vector a to vector a. And thus, from there, we form simultaneous equations.
We can never equate vectors in a to vectors in b and so on. We can equate vector a to vector a. And thus, from there, we form simultaneous equations.
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