Physics, asked by raviranjanmallick230, 6 months ago

if vector a= 6i+8j and vector b= 4i+3j then vector a - vector b

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Answered by doctjenisha10

1

Answer:

2i+5j

Explanation:

the answer is

vector a-vector b=6i+8j-4i-3j=2i+5j

Answered by muhammadshoaib1

2

Answer:

= 2i+5j

Explanation:

Vector a - Vector b = 6i +8j - (4i+3j)

= 6i+8j-4i-3j

= 2i+5j

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