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Let Let = (2 m) + (6 m) - (3 m) and = (4 m) + (2 m) + (1 m) .The vector difference is: A) (6 m) + (8 m) - (2 m) B) (−2 m) + (4 m) - (4 m) C) (2 m) − (4 m) + (4 m) D) (8 m) + (12 m) - (3 m) E) none of these = (2 m) Let = (2 m) + (6 m) - (3 m) and = (4 m) + (2 m) + (1 m) .The vector difference is: A) (6 m) + (8 m) - (2 m) B) (−2 m) + (4 m) - (4 m) C) (2 m) − (4 m) + (4 m) D) (8 m) + (12 m) - (3 m) E) none of these + (6 m) Let = (2 m) + (6 m) - (3 m) and = (4 m) + (2 m) + (1 m) .The vector difference is: A) (6 m) + (8 m) - (2 m) B) (−2 m) + (4 m) - (4 m) C) (2 m) − (4 m) + (4 m) D) (8 m) + (12 m) - (3 m) E) none of these - (3 m) Let = (2 m) + (6 m) - (3 m) and = (4 m) + (2 m) + (1 m) .The vector difference is: A) (6 m) + (8 m) - (2 m) B) (−2 m) + (4 m) - (4 m) C) (2 m) − (4 m) + (4 m) D) (8 m) + (12 m) - (3 m) E) none of these and Let = (2 m) + (6 m) - (3 m) and = (4 m) + (2 m) + (1 m) .The vector difference is: A) (6 m) + (8 m) - (2 m) B) (−2 m) + (4 m) - (4 m) C) (2 m) − (4 m) + (4 m) D) (8 m) + (12 m) - (3 m) E) none of these = (4 m) Let = (2 m) + (6 m) - (3 m) and = (4 m) + (2 m) + (1 m) .The vector difference is: A) (6 m) + (8 m) - (2 m) B) (−2 m) + (4 m) - (4 m) C) (2 m) − (4 m) + (4 m) D) (8 m) + (12 m) - (3 m) E) none of these + (2 m) Let = (2 m) + (6 m) - (3 m) and = (4 m) + (2 m) + (1 m) .The vector difference is: A) (6 m) + (8 m) - (2 m) B) (−2 m) + (4 m) - (4 m) C) (2 m) − (4 m) + (4 m) D) (8 m) + (12 m) - (3 m) E) none of these + (1 m) Let = (2 m) + (6 m) - (3 m) and = (4 m) + (2 m) + (1 m) .The vector difference is: A) (6 m) + (8 m) - (2 m) B) (−2 m) + (4 m) - (4 m) C) (2 m) − (4 m) + (4 m) D) (8 m) + (12 m) - (3 m) E) none of these .The vector difference Let = (2 m) + (6 m) - (3 m) and = (4 m) + (2 m) + (1 m) .The vector difference is: A) (6 m) + (8 m) - (2 m) B) (−2 m) + (4 m) - (4 m) C) (2 m) − (4 m) + (4 m) D) (8 m) + (12 m) - (3 m) E) none of these is:

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