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Mathematics, 13.05.2021 17:40 mandilynn22

Find the dot product of u and v.
u=(7,15)
v = (-5,2)


Find the dot product of u and v.
u=(7,15)
v = (-5,2)

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u=(7,15)
v = (-5,2)
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