You end up at the point (5, 5).
Recall that, an absolute value expression is a piece-wise in effect, thus we'd check the single-sided limits,
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Using vectors and scalar product:
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Thus

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Answer A
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
−4(−4u3−2+v2)
=(−4)(−4u3+−2+v2)
=(−4)(−4u3)+(−4)(−2)+(−4)(v2)
=16u3+8−4v2
=16u3−4v2+8
Answer:
1) is 40%
2) is 4,307
3) is 35
I think it's correct you can double-check. I apologize if it's wrong.
Step-by-step explanation: