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Let u = <-3, 4>, v = <8, 2>. Find u + v.

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asked Aug 4, 2014 in CALCULUS by Tdog79 Pupil

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u = <-3, 4>, v = <8, 2>

If u = <u1, u2>, v = <v1, v2> then u+v =<u1+v1,u2+v2>

Here, u1 =-3,u2 = 4,v1 =8, and v2 = 2

u+v =<-3+8,4+2>

=<5,6>

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