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Chapter 9: Q. 14 (page 632)

In Problems 14鈥�18, P1=32,72and P2=82,22.

Find the position vector vequal toP1P2鈫�.

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The answer is52,-52

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Step 1. Given information

The points are

P1=32,72P2=82,22

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Step 2. Find the position vector v equal to P1P2→.

v=P2-P1v=82-32,22-72v=52,-52

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