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A vector 'w' has initial point (1,5) and terminal point (15,9). Find its component form.
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w=<14,4> is it what you need?
probably! i just dont know how to get it haha
lol. ridiculous!
doo you know how?
just take the terminal coordinate point subtract initial coordinate point respectively, x2 -x1. y2-y1 that's it
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OHH thats simple... so is it not <-14,-4> ?
15-1 =14 how can you get -14? and 9-5=4 how can you get -4?
i guess we have different x2's im not sure
you have particular terminal point which has positive coordinate. cannot be negative one
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