Mathematics · Vector Algebra
If vector 'a' is a vector and 'c' and 'k' are non-zero scalars, then (c + k) vector 'a' is equal to:
- 1(c + vector 'a') (k + vector 'a')
- 2c vector 'a' + k vector 'a'✓
- 3Unity
- 4Zero
Correct answer
c vector 'a' + k vector 'a'
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