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Let |q|=5 at angle at 45° and |r|=16 at an angle of 300°. what is |q-r|?

Let |q|=5 at angle at 45° and |r|=16 at an angle of 300°. what is |q-r|?
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Let |q|=5 at angle at 45° and |r|=16 at an angle of 300°. what is |q-r|?

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18.0

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this is correct!

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