Option B:
t = (14, 4)
Solution:
Given data: [tex]\vec{t}=4 \vec{u}+6 \vec{v}[/tex]
[tex]\vec{u}=(-1,4)[/tex] and [tex]\vec{v}=(3,-2)[/tex]
Let us solve the vector.
[tex]\vec{t}=4 \vec{u}+6 \vec{v}[/tex]
Substitute u and v value in vector t.
[tex]\vec{t}=4(-1, \ 4)+6(3, \ -2)[/tex]
Multiply 4 into the first bracket and 6 into the second bracket.
[tex]=(-4, \ 16)+(18, \ -12)[/tex]
Add first element with first element and second element with second.
[tex]=(-4+18, \ 16-12)[/tex]
[tex]=(14, \ 4)[/tex]
t = (14, 4)
Option B is the correct answer.