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If v→=2,-3,5m/s, then what is-12v→ ?

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The value of -12v→is 3.08 m/s .

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01

Understanding the concept of multiplication of vector with a scalar

If a vector is multiplied by a scalar, its corresponding components get multiplied by the scalar individually.The magnitude of a particular vector can be evaluated when its corresponding components are squared and added. Then its square root needs to be found.

02

Determination of the velocity vector -12v→

The given velocity vector isv→=2,-3,5m/s.

Multiply the given vector by -12to get the required velocity vector,

role="math" localid="1653562866807" -12v→=-22,32,-52m/s

=-1,32,-52m/s

03

Determination of magnitude of -12v→

Take the square root of sum of the squares of all the components of the vectors to obtain the required magnitude,

-12v→=-12+322+-522m/s

role="math" localid="1653562766101" =1+94+254m/s

=4+9+254m/s

= 3.08m/s

Thus, the magnitude of velocity vector is 3.08m/s .

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