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Given the vector "v" and its inital point, find the terminal point: "v"=<-1,3>;Initial Point:(4,2)
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just add the vector to its initial point to get: -1+4=3 3+2=5 so terminal point is (3,5)
\[v*u \]
but why add?
arent the components the terminal points of the vector?
sorry - I misread the question - @EarthCitizen is correct.
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wait so how is this done?
b/c (3,5) is the correct answer, i just want to know how its done
oh - so I didn't misread it?
yeah asnaseer, how are you wrong?
you are correct as far as I see... I can try to draw it.
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sorry - must be the Christmas "spirits" getting into my brain :-D
|dw:1325005944087:dw|now we start our vector from that point...
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