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A force F is applied to a spacecraft with velocity vector v. Express F as a...

A force F is applied to a spacecraft with velocity vector v. Express F as a sum of vector ?? and ??, where ?? is parallel to v and ?? is orthogonal to v.

? = ? + ? − 2?, ? = 12? + 5k

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