11. If ā.b = 0, why can we not necessarily conclude that the given vectors are perpendicular? (In other words, what restrictions must be placed on these vectors to make this statement true?)|

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If ā.b = 0, why can we not necessarily conclude that the given vectors are perpendicular? (In
other words, what restrictions must be placed on these vectors to make this statement true?)|
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