Question #119628
Vector A = 3.00 + -1.00 and vector B = 3.00 + 4.00 . What is vector C = 2.00 A + 3.00 B?
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Expert's answer
2020-06-02T17:52:44-0400

Given:


A=3.00x+1.00y,B=3.00x+4.00y.\vec{A} = 3.00x + -1.00y,\\ \vec{B} = 3.00x + 4.00y.

What is


C=2.00A+3.00B?\vec{C}=2.00 \vec{A} + 3.00\vec{B}?

Just multiply both components of vector A by 2 and both components of vector B by 3:


2A=23.00x+2(1.00)y=6x2y,3B=33.00x+34.00y=9x+12y.2\vec{A} = 2\cdot3.00x + 2(-1.00)y=6x-2y,\\ 3\vec{B} = 3\cdot3.00x + 3\cdot4.00y=9x+12y.

Then add the corresponding components: x of A with x of B and y of A with y of B:


C=6x2y+9x+12y=15x+10y.\vec{C}=6x-2y+9x+12y=15x+10y.

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