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Let u = <-3, -5>, v = <-3, 1>. Find u + v
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to add the vectors, you add the corresponding components
@jim_thompson5910 <-6,-4>
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Awesine! so if it's asking to find 4u, do I just multiply -3, and -5 by 4?
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yep, you multiply every component by 4
u = <-3, -5> 4u = <4(-3), 4(-5)> 4u = <-12, -20>
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