Exercise · ZW-VECTOR-FIELD-IN-PLANE-AND-SPACE-009 · ★★★ Advanced

Let \(\mathbf H=\langle1,0,1\rangle\) and \(\mathbf K=\langle1,1,-1\rangle\) be the values of two fields at a point. What is \(2\mathbf H-\mathbf K\) at that point?

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  • C. \(\langle 1,-1,3\rangle\)

Explanation

Work component by component: \(\langle 2-1,\,0-1,\,2-(-1)\rangle=\langle1,-1,3\rangle\). Subtracting \(-1\) adds \(1\).

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