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If vector r = ❬4, 6❭ and s = ❬8, –3❭ then which is r – s?
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If vector r = ❬4, 6❭ and s = ❬8, –3❭ then which is r – s?

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r - s = (4 - 8, 6 - (-3)) = (-4, 9)

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