Find u - v, 2(u + 3v), and 2v u.u-(6, -8, 5, 3), v= (-2, 블-글-1)(a) u- v ==(b) 2(u + 3v) =(c) 2v – u =

Given u = (6,-8,5,3) v = (-2,83,-53,-1) (a) u - v = 6 -(-2) , -8 -83 , 5 -(-53) , 3- (-1) u -v =…

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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter9: Systems Of Equations And Inequalities

Section9.8: Determinants

Problem 9E

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