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Consider a parallelogram generated by the vectors <1, y, -2> and <3, 0, 1>. For what value(s) of y will the parallelogram have an areas of 8 square units?

Consider a parallelogram generated by the vectors and . For what value(s) of y will the parallelogram have an areas of 8 square units?

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Consider a parallelogram generated by the vectors <1, y, -2> and <3, 0, 1>. For what value(s) of y will the parallelogram have an areas of 8 square units?

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