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I will thank and badge if you can answer this question for me!!! A vector u has initial point (−2, 1) and terminal point (3, 5). Write u in the form u=ai+bj.
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A vector u has initial point (−2, 1) and terminal point (3, 5).
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You simply subtract from the coordinates of the terminal point to the coordinates of the initial point.
The x-coordinate is represented the unit vector i and the y-coordinate is for unit vector j. So,
vector u = (-2 - 3)i + (1 - 5)j = -5i - 4j
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