Let u = <-6, 1>, v = <-5, 2>. Find -4u + 2v

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Let u = <-6, 1>, v = <-5, 2>. Find -4u + 2v

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-4u = <24,-4>;
2v = <-10,4>;
<24,-4> + <-10,4> = <14,0>;

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