8*. Suppose that a vector in R° has a head at (2,-3,6) and a tail at (5,3,4). Write this vector in standard notation. Then draw the vector in standard notation in R 7 and c = 9. Let a 4 (a) Compute a, 3a, and -2a, and draw each vector in the same xy-plane. |(b) Compute a plane (but a different one from the one you drew for (a). How are the vectors a -b and b - a -b, -b, and b - a, and draw the vectors a, b, a b, a - b, and b - a in the same xy- a related? (c) Compute -2c and 3a - 2c, and draw the vectors a, c, 3a, -2c, and 3a - 2c in the same xy-plane (but a different one from the one you drew for (a) and (b))

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8*. Suppose that a vector in R° has a head at (2,-3,6) and a tail at (5,3,4). Write this vector in
standard notation. Then draw the vector in standard notation in R
7
and c =
9. Let a
4
(a) Compute a, 3a, and -2a, and draw each vector in the same xy-plane.
|(b) Compute a
plane (but a different one from the one you drew for (a). How are the vectors a -b and b - a
-b,
-b, and b - a, and draw the vectors a, b, a b, a - b, and b - a in the same xy-
a
related?
(c) Compute -2c and 3a - 2c, and draw the vectors a, c, 3a, -2c, and 3a - 2c in the same xy-plane
(but a different one from the one you drew for (a) and (b))
Transcribed Image Text:8*. Suppose that a vector in R° has a head at (2,-3,6) and a tail at (5,3,4). Write this vector in standard notation. Then draw the vector in standard notation in R 7 and c = 9. Let a 4 (a) Compute a, 3a, and -2a, and draw each vector in the same xy-plane. |(b) Compute a plane (but a different one from the one you drew for (a). How are the vectors a -b and b - a -b, -b, and b - a, and draw the vectors a, b, a b, a - b, and b - a in the same xy- a related? (c) Compute -2c and 3a - 2c, and draw the vectors a, c, 3a, -2c, and 3a - 2c in the same xy-plane (but a different one from the one you drew for (a) and (b))
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Step 1

a)

Compute a, 3a and -2a as follows.

a 21 4 or (2,4
3a 32 i+4 j
6 1 +12j or (6,12
-2a-22 i+ 4 j
=-4 i-8j or (-4,-8)
Step 2

Draw  a, 3a and -2a in xy coordinates as shown in below figure.

12
12
10
3a
10
21
-2a
T
Step 3

b) Compute a b, a - b and a as follows.

-{zi»4j)«(-i-01)-i14j
ci-i)-(-i
-1(-i+0i)(si-41)=-2i-si
a b2i4 j |+| - i+0 j
-i+0j3i+4j
a -b 2i+4j
3-4 j
2 i+4
2 i+ 4
- i+
b -a
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