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If vector u = <-3.5, -1.5> and vector v = <-1.25, 2.25>, which graph shows the resulting vector for 2v − u?

If vector u = <-3.5, -1.5> and vector v = <-1.25, 2.25>, which graph shows-example-1
If vector u = <-3.5, -1.5> and vector v = <-1.25, 2.25>, which graph shows-example-1
If vector u = <-3.5, -1.5> and vector v = <-1.25, 2.25>, which graph shows-example-2
If vector u = <-3.5, -1.5> and vector v = <-1.25, 2.25>, which graph shows-example-3
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Answer: D

Step-by-step explanation: I got this right on Edmentum

If vector u = <-3.5, -1.5> and vector v = <-1.25, 2.25>, which graph shows-example-1
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Answer:

D

Explanation:

We know that vector addition is scalar addition.

Given vectors are u = <-3.5, -1.5> and v = <-1.25, 2.25>

2v = < -2.5, 4.5>

2v - u = < -2.5, 4.5> - <-3.5, -1.5> = < -2.5 - (-3.5) , 4.5 -(-1.5) >

2v-u = < 1 , 6 >

This vector is basically i + 6j which is drawn in option D

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