Question

Write the vector A in terms of the other vectors

A) A = B + C - D
B) A = B * C / D
C) A = B - C + D
D) A = B / C + D

Answer 1

The correct expression to write vector A in terms of the other vectors is option C: A = B - C + D.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the given options, the correct expression to write vector A in terms of the other vectors is option C.

A = B - C + D

This means that vector A is obtained by subtracting vector C from vector B and then adding vector D to the result.

For example, if vector B is (3, 2) and vector C is (1, 4) and vector D is (-2, 1), then vector A would be (3, 2) - (1, 4) + (-2, 1) = (0, -1).