SOLUTION: u = <0, 0> and v = <2, -5> u

SOLUTION: u = <0, 0> and v = <2, -5> u - v =?

Question 1110472: u = <0, 0> and v = <2, -5>
u - v =?
Answer by ikleyn(52800)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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    - Vectors in a coordinate plane
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