Fumio performed the following operations on vectors u, v, and w, where u = ⟨6, –8⟩, v = ⟨1, 2⟩, w = ⟨3, –3⟩ 2u – 3(v + w) 2 ⟨6,
–8⟩ – 3[⟨1, 2⟩ + ⟨3, –3⟩] ⟨12, –8⟩ – 3⟨4, –1⟩ ⟨12, –8⟩ + ⟨–12, 3⟩ ⟨0, –5⟩ What mistake did Fumio make? He did not distribute the 2 to both components of vector u. He added vectors v and w before distributing the –3 to their components. He subtracted vector w from vector v. He did not use the associative property correctly when rearranging the signs.
Well convert 3 5/6 to 23/6 and 4 4/5 to 24/ 5 then find a multiple that both 5 and 6 have which is 30 23x5= 115 and 24x6= 144 so 115 x 144= 16560/30 16560/30 = 552 /1 so your answer is 552
