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Let u = 2i + 3j, v = –i, and w = 5i – 6j. What is the magnitude of 2(u – v + w)? 10.0 13.4 17.1 21.6
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Let u = 2i + 3j, v = –i, and w = 5i – 6j. What is the magnitude of 2(u – v + w)?
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2(u-v + w)
2u - 2v + 2w
(4i+3j) - (-2i) + (10i - 12j)
4i + 2i + 10i = 16i
3j - 0j -12j = -8j
16 - 8j
magnitude = √( 16²+(-8)² ) = 17.1
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C. 17.1
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