Linear Independence and Linear Dependence, Ex 2

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[alexva]

hi, im lost with this one, hope you can help:
The value(s) of λ such that the vectors v1 = (-3 - 2λ, 4, -4) and v2 = (4 - λ, 8, -8) are linearly dependent is (are)??

How do we start?