What is 7 times the vector (1, -7, 3)? Simplify your answer.
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To find 7 times the vector (1, -7, 3), we simply multiply each component of the vector by 7: 7(1, -7, 3) = (7*1, 7*(-7), 7*3) = (7, -49, 21) Show more…
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