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OpenStudy (notcheatinglol):

Let A = [1,-3,2] and B =[-1,3,-2] . Find A-3B. A.[4,-12,8] B.[-4,12,-8] C.[-2,6,-4] D.[4,-6,4]

OpenStudy (notcheatinglol):

I think its C.

OpenStudy (notcheatinglol):

@agent0smith

OpenStudy (notcheatinglol):

the -3 is throwing me off!

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

First find 3B, by multiplying all the numbers inside B by 3.

OpenStudy (notcheatinglol):

[-3,9,-6]?

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

Now find [1,-3,2] - [-3,9,-6]

OpenStudy (notcheatinglol):

-2,-12,-8?

OpenStudy (notcheatinglol):

-4,12,-8? so B?

OpenStudy (notcheatinglol):

thank you @agent0smith

OpenStudy (notcheatinglol):

Thats wrong

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

You didn't distribute the negative correctly.

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