Point A has coordinates (6,4) and point B has coordinates (2,7) write AB as column vector. Plz plz plz
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Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Column Vector</u>
Vectors are matrices having only one column or one row. A vector having only one column is called a column vector, and a vector having only one row is called a row vector.
It's required to find the vector AB as a column vector, and we are given the coordinates of A=(6,4) and B=(2,7).
The vector directed from A to B is found by subtracting its corresponding coordinates:
Now we express the vector as a one-column matrix as follows:
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