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Let u = <9,4>, v = <-2,5>. Find u + v. (1 point) 0 <13,3>
0 <14, 2>
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Let u = <9,4>, v = <-2,5>. Find u + v. (1 point)

0 <13,3>
0 <14, 2>
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