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Given: T = (2, -7) X = (–7, 5) Find: 3TX​
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Given: T = (2, -7) X = (–7, 5) Find: 3TX​

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Answer:

3TX = 45

Explanation:

See attached graph.

Form a right triangle and use length of the the two sides to find the hypotenuse, XT, 15. 3XT = 45

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