Let A, B, C, D, E, F denote the vertices of a regular hexagon centred at the origin. Express each of the following in terms of vectors vec{a} = vec{OA} and vec{c} = vec{OC} (a) vec{FE} (b) vec{BO} (c) vec{FB}
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