Question #208477

Suppose u, v V and ||u|| = ||v|| = 1 with < u, v > = 1.

Prove that u = v.

Please assist.


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Expert's answer
2021-06-21T09:48:50-0400

Any two vectors uu and vv will be equal if they are collinear, codirected, and have the same magnitude.


Given u=v=1,(u,v)=1.||u||=||v||=1, (u, v)=1.

Then


(u,v)=uvcos(u,v)^(u,v)=||u||\cdot||v||\cdot \cos\widehat{(u,v)}

1=11cos(u,v)^=>cos(u,v)^=11=1\cdot1\cdot\cos \widehat{(u,v)}=>\cos \widehat{(u,v)}=1

=>(u,v)^=0=>\widehat{(u,v)}=0

If the angle between two non-zero vectors equal zero , then the vectors are parallel in the same direction.

We have two non-zero, collinear, codirected, unit vectors uu and v.v.

Therefore the vectors uu and vv are equal


u=vu=v


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