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Find the component form of the vector v that has an initial point at (1,-2,2) and a terminal point at (3,-3,0) find the component form of the vector w if ||w||=4 and points in the direction opposite v. hint: normalize v first.

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From the condition, the component form of the vector v is
v = (3, -3, ...

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