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10 months ago

Which terms are alike? Choose 2. A. -2xyz B. x + y + z C. xyz D. xy

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DENIUS [597]10 months ago

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The equivalent terms based on the given options are (x × y × z) and xyz. option B and option C

<h3>Equivalent terms</h3>

Check all options:

A. -2xyz

B. x × y × z

C. xyz

D. xy

The equivalent terms based on the given options are (x × y × z) and xyz

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Answer: $x(t)=-1$

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Step-by-step explanation:

To find: The vector parametric equations for the line through the points (−1,−4,2) and (−1,0,−3).

Let A (−1,−4,2) and B(−1,0,−3)

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