Mathematics · Vector Algebra
If a→, b→, and c→ are three non-zero vectors, no two of them are collinear, and if the vector (a→ + 2b→) is collinear with c→, and (b→ + 3c→) is collinear with a→, then the vector (a→ + 2b→ + 6c→) is equal to:
- 1-6c→
- 2c→
- 30→ (Null vector)✓
- 46c→
Correct answer
0→ (Null vector)
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