PRE -CALC QUESTION PLS HELP

Mathematics

1 answer:

Delicious77 [7]3 years ago

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For this case we have the following vector:
v = (- 8, 2)
Using product point we have:
v.v = (-8, 2). (- 8, 2)
v ^ 2 = (-8) * (- 8) + (2) * (2)
v ^ 2 = 64 + 4
v ^ 2 = 68
v = root (68)
v = root (4 * 17)
v = 2 * root (17)
Answer:
v = 2 * root (17)
option c

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