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Let u = <-5, 2>, v = <-2, 6>. Find 4u + 3v.
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Let u = <-5, 2>, v = <-2, 6>. Find 4u + 3v.

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Answer:<-26, 26>

Step-by-step explanation: <4(-5), 4(2)> and

<3(-2), 3(6)>

<-20, 8> and <-6, 18>

Now add <(-20+(-6)), (8+18)>

<-26, 26>

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