I tried this and I am still not getting the right answer. Are the 2 vectors you use to define the plane arbitrary or is there a specific point I need to subtract from the other two in order to get the correct vectors?
I was wondering if you could quickly help me out with this question... not totally sure how to do it: Find a vector of length 2 orthogonal to the plane 3x - 4z = 5 ...?
Plz help me, does IT MEAN THE VERTICES Q, P, R ARE IN COUNTER CLOCKWISE ARRANGEMENT IF WE TAKE CROSS PRODUCT AS PQ X PR. What i mean is if three points three points are given P Q and R as in the video, if they are arranged in counter clock wise order, Now WILL PQ X PR PRESERVE THE COUNTER CLOCKWISE ORDER OR BY PR X PQ
Explained better than my professor, thanks
This video is what we like to call "undislikable".
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I tried this and I am still not getting the right answer. Are the 2 vectors you use to define the plane arbitrary or is there a specific point I need to subtract from the other two in order to get the correct vectors?
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It clicked, thank you so much.
thankyou Krista!
You're welcome, neethy! :)
You helped me so much :) Thank you!
You're welcome, I'm so glad it helped!
I was wondering if you could quickly help me out with this question... not totally sure how to do it: Find a vector of length 2 orthogonal to the plane 3x - 4z = 5 ...?
If you have a vector length and an equation, what do we do? Thanks for the video by the way it really helped!
Krista. Great video but I have a question, what software do you use?
Hey, Marcus! The software is called Sketchbook, it's made by Autodesk. :)
could you please tell me if i given two lines first one is S: x=y+1=z+2 and r: 2x=2y+2=3z+2 how do we convert this forms of lines into parametric form
Plz help me, does IT MEAN THE VERTICES Q, P, R ARE IN COUNTER CLOCKWISE ARRANGEMENT IF WE TAKE CROSS PRODUCT AS PQ X PR. What i mean is if three points three points are given P Q and R as in the video, if they are arranged in counter clock wise order, Now WILL PQ X PR PRESERVE THE COUNTER CLOCKWISE ORDER OR BY PR X PQ
What if they what two units vectors. How can I get it. ?
Thank you, very helpful!
+Turtle Mob You're welcome, I'm so glad it helped!
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You're welcome, Chamuditha! :)
Why is it incorrect to refer to vectors as "perpendicular"? What is the difference between orthogonal and perpendicular?
Perpendicular is also correct but it is good to say "orthogonal" in case of vector.
I understand, but why is it good to say "orthogonal" in the case of vector?
Why don't you use orthogonal instead of perpendicular in school level? It depends on context/topic and education level.
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You're welcome, glad it helped! :)
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If you were Indian your explanation would better