What is -6 times the vector (-7,-2,5) ? Please simplify your answer.
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To find -6 times the vector (-7,-2,5), we simply multiply each component of the vector by -6: -6(-7) = 42 -6(-2) = 12 -6(5) = -30 Show more…
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