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Express the vector v⃗=[13, 35] as a linear combination of x⃗=[−4, −5]and y⃗=[1, −5] v⃗=v→= x⃗→+...

Express the vector v⃗=[13, 35] as a linear combination of x⃗=[−4, −5]and y⃗=[1, −5]
v⃗=v→= x⃗→+ y⃗→.

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