Chapter 10: Q. 13 (page 777)
If the initial point of the vector \(\langle2, 3, 鈭5\rangle\) is the point \(\left(-3, 2, 4\right)\), what is the terminal point of the vector?
Short Answer
The terminal point of the vector is \(\langle-5,-1,9\rangle\).
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Chapter 10: Q. 13 (page 777)
If the initial point of the vector \(\langle2, 3, 鈭5\rangle\) is the point \(\left(-3, 2, 4\right)\), what is the terminal point of the vector?
The terminal point of the vector is \(\langle-5,-1,9\rangle\).
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