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Let u = < 6, -9> , v = < 1, -4> . find u - v. a) < 5, -5> b) < 10, -10> c) < 15, 5> d) < 7, -13>

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Let u = < 6, -9> , v = < 1, -4> . find u - v. a) < 5, -5> b) < 10, -10> c)...