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Let q = (15, -3), r = (-5, 8), and s = (10, -1). What is r-q + 2s? N
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Let q = (15, -3), r = (-5, 8), and s = (10, -1). What is r-q + 2s?

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0 (0,3)
0 (0,9)
(40,3)
(40,

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