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If x=⟨6,–1⟩ and y=⟨3,–7⟩, find the difference x–y x–y= ,

If x=⟨6,–1⟩ and y=⟨3,–7⟩, find the difference x–y x–y= ,
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If x=⟨6,–1⟩ and y=⟨3,–7⟩, find the difference x–y
x–y= ,

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User Brian Risk
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Answer:

10

Explanation:

x= (5)

y=(-5)

(5)-(-5)

5(minus times minus is plus)+5=

10

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