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3 years ago

Find an ordered pair to represent a in the equation a=2b+c if b=(6,3) and c=(-4,8)

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zaharov [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

The ordered pair to represent a in the equation a=2b+c if b=(6,3) and c=(-4,8) is: a=(8,14)

Step-by-step explanation:

b=(6,3)

c=(-4,8)

a=2b+c

Replacing b and c in the equation above:

a=2(6,3)+(-4,8)

Multiplying:

a=(2*6,2*3)+(-4,8)

a=(12,6)+(-4,8)

Adding:

a=(12+(-4),6+8)

a=(12-4,14)

a=(8,14)

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given intervals are,

(i) [a,a] (ii) [a,a) (iii) (a,a] (iv) (a,a) (v) (a,b) where a>b (vi) [a,b] where a>b.

To show all its elements,

(i) [a,a]

Imply the set including aa from left as well as right side.

Its elements are of the form.

$\{[a,a] : a\in \mathbb R\}=\{[0,0],[1, 1],[-1,-1],[2,2],[-2,-2],[3,3],[-3,-3],........\}$

Since there is a singleton element a of real numbers, this set is empty.

Because there is no increment so if $a\in \mathbb R$ then the set [a,a] represents singleton sets, and singleton sets are empty so is [a,a].

(ii) [a,a)

This means given interval containing a by left and exclude a by right.

Its elements are of the form.

$[ 1, 1),[-1,-1),[2,2),[-2,-2),[3,3),[-3,-3),........$

Since there is a singleton element a of real numbers withis the set, this set is empty.

Because there is no increment so if $a\in \mathbb R$ then the set [a,a) represents singleton sets, and singleton sets are empty so is [a.a).

(iii) (a,a]

It means the interval not taking a by left and include a by right.

Its elements are of the form.

$( 1, 1],(-1,-1],(2,2],(-2,-2],(3,3],(-3,-3],........$

Since there is a singleton element a of real numbers, this set is empty.

Because there is no increment so if $a\in \mathbb R$ then the set (a,a] represents singleton sets, and singleton sets are empty so is (a,a].

(iv) (a,a)

Means given set excluding a by left as well as right.

Since there is a singleton element a of real numbers, this set is empty.

Its elements are of the form.

$( 1, 1),(-1,-1],(2,2],(-2,-2],(3,3],(-3,-3],........$

Because there is no increment so if $a\in \mathbb R$ then the set (a,a) represents singleton sets, and singleton sets are empty, so is (a,a).

(v) (a,b) where a>b.

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