Add the vectors (-4,-7,2) and (-1,3,1) . Please simplify your answer.
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First, we add the corresponding components of the two vectors: (-4,-7,2) + (-1,3,1) = (-4-1, -7+3, 2+1) = (-5,-4,3) Show more…
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