Given that A + B = x₁Î + Y₁Ĵ and Ã– Ē = x₂Î + y₂), what is ?A® B = ²/² ( x ₁ + x₂) ₁ + 1/{ (Y₁ +92)ĵBÎDB = ½ (×₁ − ×₂) Î + ½ (Y₁ −³₂)ÎEB = ½¼½ (X₁ − ×₂)Î + ½ (Y₁ + Y2 )Ĵ³ = ½ (X₁ + X₂) Î + ½ (Y₁ −Y₂)ĵB = ½ (³₁ −³₂)ĵ

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Description: Given that A + B = x₁Î + Y₁Ĵ and Ã– Ē = x₂Î + y₂), what is ?A® B = ²/² ( x ₁ + x₂) ₁ + 1/{ (Y₁ +92)ĵBÎDB = ½ (×₁ − ×₂) Î + ½ (Y₁ −³₂)ÎEB = ½¼½ (X₁ − ×₂)Î + ½ (Y₁ + Y2 )Ĵ³ = ½ (X₁ + X₂) Î + ½ (Y₁ −Y₂)ĵB = ½ (³₁ −³₂)ĵ

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