In Exercises 29–32 find  →PQ.29. P = (3, 6), Q = (−3, −2)30. P = (5, −3), Q = (3, −6)31. P = (1, −2, 5), Q = (1, −7, −2)32. P = (−1, 5, 4), Q = (−1, 6, 4)

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In Exercises 29–32 find  PQ.
29. P = (3, 6), Q = (−3, −2)
30. P = (5, −3), Q = (3, −6)
31. P = (1, −2, 5), Q = (1, −7, −2)
32. P = (−1, 5, 4), Q = (−1, 6, 4)

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