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Find a vector a with representation given by the directed line segment $ \vec{AB} $. Draw $ \vec{AB} $ and the equivalent representation starting at the origin.

$ A (3, 2), B (1, 0) $

Answer

$$
<-2,-2>
$$

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Mhm. For the human problem, we want to find a vector with the representation given by the line segment. Maybe. So. First you want to find the line segment maybe Knowing that a. 32 And B is 10. So it's going to create this line segment right here. And keep in mind if we turn this into a vector. Um Since this is be as 10 When we bring this down 12 units and left 12 units, we see that our new vector is going to also be With our starting point at the origin. 1, 2 units down, 1, 2 units left. So this right here is our new vector. The vector is going to be negative. Too negative two. That's your final answer.

Carson M.

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