For A= 1 + 2ĵ-K, B = -21 + 2ĵ+ 4k, and C = 23 - 2k, find C. (A - B). Be careful when subtracting vectors that have negative values for their components; it is easy to get the signs wrong. Need Help? Read It Watch It

For A= 1 + 2ĵ-K, B = -21 + 2ĵ+ 4k, and C = 23 - 2k, find C. (A - B). Be careful when subtracting vectors that have negative values for their components; it is easy to get the signs wrong. Need Help? Read It Watch It

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