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2 years ago

Help me! If x=⟨–3,6⟩ and y=⟨5,6⟩, find the sum x+y.

Mathematics

1 answer:

ivanzaharov [21]2 years ago

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Why the heck did my answer get deleted??

ANYWAYS

the answer is (2, 12)

the explanation is that you would add the x value to the y value. for example (x, y) + (2x, 3y) would equal (3x, 4y) because you add the x and y values.

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