As in Problem 6,writeV=4i-5j in terms of the basis vectorsi-4jand5i+2j.

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The vector V in terms of basis vectors isV=32(i-4j)+12(5i+2j) .

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Use of Cramer’s Rule

Cramer’s rule is a strategy for solving systems of linear equations with the same number of unknowns as equations. The approach entails solving a series of equations using determinants and ratios to acquire a distinct set of solutions for a linear system.

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Given Parameters

The given vector equations are V=4i-5j,A=i-4jandB=5i+2j

WriteV=4i-5j in terms of the basis vectorsA=i-4j , andB=5i+2j .

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Finding the vector V in terms of A and B

Follow Cramer’s rule.

a=BxByVxVyBxByAxAya=524-5521-4

Simplify for a.

a=-25-8-20-2a=32

Find the value of b.

role="math" localid="1659078238504" b=AxAyVxVyAxAyBxByb=1-44-51-452

Simplify further for b .

b=-5+162+20b=12

The vectorin terms of basis vectors is V=32A+12B.

Substitute the values ofandin the equationV=32A+12B.

Therefore, the vector in terms of basis vectors isV=32(1-4i)+12(5i+2i) .

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