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If two vectors are orthogonal to each other, then their dot product is equal to zero.

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Find a vector orthogonal to the vector \"\".

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Let the vectors are \"\" and \"\".

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The dot product of \"\" and \"\" is \"\".

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Since the vectors \"\" and \"\" are orthogonal to each other, their dot product \"\".

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Solve for \"\".

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\"\".

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Substitute a value for \"\" and solve for \"\".

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A value of \"\" that is divisible by \"\" will produce an integer value for \"\".

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Let \"\", then \"\".

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Therefore, the vector orthogonal to \"\" is \"\".

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The vector orthogonal to \"\" is \"\".