19–22 - Sketching Vectors Sketch the given vector with initialpoint (4, 3), and find the terminal point.19. u = (2, 4)20. u = (-1, 2)21. u = (4, -3)22. u = (-8, –1)

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19–22 - Sketching Vectors Sketch the given vector with initial point (4, 3), and find the terminal point. 19. u = (2, 4) 20. u = (-1, 2) 21. u = (4, -3) 22. u = (-8, –1)