SOLUTION: Find 3U + 2V given the vectors U = -i + 4j and V = 2i -3

SOLUTION: Find 3U + 2V given the vectors U = -i + 4j and V = 2i -3

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Question 857573: Find 3U + 2V given the vectors U = -i + 4j and V = 2i -3
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
U=(-1,4)
V=(2,-3)
3U+2V=3(-1,4)+2(2,-3)=(-3,12)+(4,-6)=(-3+4,12-6)=(1,6)
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