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Given that P = (-5, 11) and Q = (-6, 4), find the component form and magnitude of vector QP.

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Vector QP= (-5+6, 11-4) = (1, 7)
its magnitude is QP= sqrt( 1 + 49)= sqrt (50)=5sqrt2

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