Solution :- if u and v are two vectors such that they form the side of a parallelogram the,
u+v and u-v form the diagonal of a parallelogram.
we have given u = <-3,-2> and v = <13, 0 >
Hence, D1 = u+v = < -3,-2 >+< 13, 0 >
D1 = u+v = <-10 , -2 >
and length is = sqrt{ 100+4} = 2 sqrt(26)
Also D2 = u-v = <-16 ,-2>
so length is = sqrt{ 256+4 } = sqrt(260) =2 sqrt(65)
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