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Draw diagrams of non-zero, non-parallel vectors in R2 that satisfy the following?

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Draw diagrams of non-zero, non-parallel vectors in R2 that satisfy the following?

equations:
(a) a + b - c = 0

(b) 2d - 3e = f

I'm really lost with this question, please help!

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