SOLUTION: if the vector v is multiplied by a scalar, in which quadrant will the terminal point of the product vector be? v= 2i + 2j -2v

SOLUTION: if the vector v is multiplied by a scalar, in which quadrant will the terminal point of the product vector be? v= 2i + 2j -2v

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Question 748295: if the vector v is multiplied by a scalar, in which quadrant will the terminal point of the product vector be? v= 2i + 2j -2v

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