Answer to Question #96427 in Physics for AbdulRehman

Question #96427

Why two vectors cannot be divide? Explain and give a reasonable example

Expert's answer

It is because in general, there is no unique matrix solution to the matrix equation,

"\\bold{y}=A\\bold{x}"

An example is

"\\bold{y}=A\\bold{x}=(2,6)"

For A we have at least three solutions.

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