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What is the column vector represented
by arrow 'b'?

What is the column vector represented by arrow 'b'?-example-1
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Answer:


\binom{4}{0}

Explanation:

A column vector is shown in the form
\binom{x}{y} where x is how many spaces to move in the positive x direction y is how many spaces move in the positive y direction.

The vector b moves 4 spaces to the right (which is in the positive direction of x) and doesn't move up or down in the y direction which is 0, so the column vector is
\binom{4}{0}

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