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given that p=(5,4),q=(7,3),r=(8,6) and s=(4,1) find the component form of the vector pq=3rs a.(-10,-16)b.(-6,4)c.(-2,-6)d.(14,14

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Kitty [74]3 years ago

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Is it (-10, -16) i have that answer

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