COLLEGE PHYSICS
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Author: Freedman
Publisher: MAC HIGHER
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Chapter 3, Problem 36QAP
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31. •Three vectors are given by A = 6x + 9ỹ,
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(b) A – 20, (c) Ā + B – Č, and (d) Ā + B – 3Č. Ex-
press your answer in component form.
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