15. What is the value of c, when a + b + c = 0? Use à = (2,-3) and b = (4,1). Show your work, and include a screenshot of your simulation.

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15. What is the value of c, when a + b + c = 0? Use à = (2,-3) and b = (4,1). Show your
work, and include a screenshot of your simulation.
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