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If A · B = A · C, does it mean that B = C? Now,...

If A · B = A · C, does it mean that B = C? Now, if C = A find all possible B and
B−1 vectors which are making (a) θ = 45o

, (b) θ = 60o angle with respect to A. What

happens when θ = 120o?

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