GCSE Maths, Unit 27, Lesson 4 of 4
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Vector proof

GCSE Maths, Vectors, 25 minutes

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Using multiples to show lines are parallel or points lie on a straight line, and matching amounts of a and b.

Parallel means a multiple

If PQ = 2a − 4b and RS = −a + 2b, then PQ = −2 × RS.

A multiple means parallel. Say so in words: "PQ is a multiple of RS, so PQ is parallel to RS."

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