Vector transformation followed by coordinate point substitution and vice-versa, both given the same result. Choose the best answer. a) Possible, when the vector is constant b) Possible, when the vector is variable c) Possible in all cases d) Not possible

Vector transformation followed by coordinate point substitution and vice-versa, both
given the same result. Choose the best answer.
a) Possible, when the vector is constant
b) Possible, when the vector is variable
c) Possible in all cases
d) Not possible
by

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a) Possible, when the vector is constant
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