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Suppose u=<2,−1> and v=<1,−8> are two vectors that form the sides of a parallelogram. Then the lengths of the two diagonals of the parallelogram are???
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Hint: Find u+v and u-v then find the lengths of those two vectors
so u+v and u-v are the two vectors?
those are the two diagonal vectors, yes
say you had these two vectors |dw:1361836363925:dw|
u+v is this new vector |dw:1361836399272:dw| and you find it by using the parallelogram law or the head-to-tip rule
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and this would be u - v |dw:1361836439765:dw|
so if you form a parallelogram to get |dw:1361836487621:dw|
you will have these two diagonals |dw:1361836519589:dw| which are u+v and u-v
ok got it
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