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Physics, 05.10.2019 03:30 tylerfaich

Given two vectors a⃗ =−2.00i^+ 4.00 j^+ 4.00 k^ and b⃗ = 1.00 i^+ 2.00 j^−3.00k^, do the following.

|a⃗ | =

part b

|b⃗ | =

part c
write an expression for the vector difference a⃗ −b⃗ .
enter your answers numerically separated by commas.

x, y,z =

part d
find the magnitude of the vector difference a⃗ −b⃗ .

|a⃗ −b⃗ | =

part e
is this the same as the magnitude of b⃗ −a⃗ ?
is this the same as the magnitude of ?
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