Let u = [ 1 3 ] and v = [ 2 − 2 ] , and let A denote the point ( − 2 , 1 ) . a) Find points B and C such that u = A B → , v = A C → , and u − v = C B → . b) Graph u = A B → , v = A C → , and u − v = C B → .
Let u = [ 1 3 ] and v = [ 2 − 2 ] , and let A denote the point ( − 2 , 1 ) . a) Find points B and C such that u = A B → , v = A C → , and u − v = C B → . b) Graph u = A B → , v = A C → , and u − v = C B → .
Solution Summary: The author explains how to find the points B and C by equating the basis vectors.
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