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Find a nonzero vector U with initial point P (-7,-2,6) such that: a. U has the...

Find a nonzero vector U with initial point P (-7,-2,6) such that:

a. U has the same direction as V=(6,7,-3) and

b. U has the oppositely directed to V = (6,7,-3)

HINT: Find a possible terminal point in each case

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