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Let u = <5, 6>, v = <-2, -6>. Find -2u + 5v. <-20, -42> <-20, 0> <0, 18> <-6, 0>
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-2u you just multiply the components of u by -2 same for 5 and then add component by component
how so?
u = <5, 6> -2*u = -2*<5, 6> -2*u = <-2*5, -2*6> ... multiply EVERY component by -2 -2*u = <-10, -12> use the same idea to find 5*v
is it the first one
what did you get for 5*v ?
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-10,-30
correct
and you have the correct final answer
thanks
np
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