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I know that a vector is an arrow/ray kinda thing that you make using a triangle and I got this question that asks me to put two on the same grid: (4, -1) and 3(4, -1) Can you also teach me the basics of vectors? I'm new to this and it makes my brain hurt. Please gibe da help. 

 Mar 2, 2016

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Generic.....here are some good videos to get you started : http://rootmath.org/linear-algebra/vector-basics

 

Here is the visual representation of your vectors:

 

 

Basically, vector v  is three times the length of vector u.....

 

Thus..... u = < 4, -1 >   and v = < 12, -3 >

 

cool cool cool

 Mar 3, 2016
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Generic.....here are some good videos to get you started : http://rootmath.org/linear-algebra/vector-basics

 

Here is the visual representation of your vectors:

 

 

Basically, vector v  is three times the length of vector u.....

 

Thus..... u = < 4, -1 >   and v = < 12, -3 >

 

cool cool cool

CPhill Mar 3, 2016
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THANKS CPHILL


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