2) Three quantities A, B, C are expressed as: A = a³e₁-a¹e₂+ a² e3 B=b₁ e₁ + b₂ e₂ + b₁ e3 C=c¹e₁+ c²e₂+ c³ e3 Specify which one of ones cannot be a vector and why

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2) Three quantities A, B, C are expressed as:
A = a³e₁-a¹e₂ + a² e3
B = b₁ e₁ + b₂ e2 + b₁ e3
C=c¹e₁ + c² e₂ + c³ e3
Specify which one of ones cannot be a vector and why
Transcribed Image Text:2) Three quantities A, B, C are expressed as: A = a³e₁-a¹e₂ + a² e3 B = b₁ e₁ + b₂ e2 + b₁ e3 C=c¹e₁ + c² e₂ + c³ e3 Specify which one of ones cannot be a vector and why
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