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Mathematics, 02.11.2020 22:40 jadenp23

Given points A(9, 3), B(–3, 6), and C(–7, –3). Which statements describe the vectors that include these points? Check all that apply. -The magnitude of Vector A C is StartRoot 2 EndRoot.
-The magnitude of Vector B C is StartRoot 97 EndRoot.
-The magnitude of Vector A B is 3 StartRoot 17 EndRoot.
-Vector A C = LeftAngleBracket negative 16, negative 6 RightAngleBracket
-Vector B C = LeftAngleBracket 10, 9 RightAngleBracket
-Vector A B = LeftAngleBracket negative 12, 3 RightAngleBracket

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