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Given v=(2,6) and u (1,3) find u - v

Given v=(2,6) and u (1,3) find u - v-example-1
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Answer:

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User Mocky
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Answer:

First option <-1, -3>

Explanation:

u and v are two vectors and we know the Cartesian components of these vectors.

We must find the subtraction of u - v.

If we have the Cartesian components of both vectors then the subtraction of both is done by subtracting the components of u with the components of v.


u=<1, 3>\\v=<2,6>

Then:


u - v = (1 -2)i + (3 - 6)j

Where i is the vertical component and j is the horizontal component

Then u - v is


u - v = -1i-3j


u-v = <-1, -3>

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