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Extremely confused. "Show that the two vectors can be added as a + b or as b + a yet still provide the same resultant.
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Extremely confused. "Show that the two vectors can be added as a + b or as b + a yet still provide the same resultant.
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you can prove this by using the commutative property:
a + b = b + a
basically, as long as they are the same length
a + b = c(resultant vector)
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b + a = c(resultant vector.
hope this helps
Mrunal Gosar
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