(Steps Shown) Show that, if x and y are vectors equal in magnitude, x + y and x - y are
Question: Show that, if x and y are vectors equal in magnitude, x + y and x - y are orthogonal.
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(Steps Shown) Find the equation of the plane through the point
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[Step-by-Step] Find the point of intersection of the line x =
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[Steps Shown] Find the equation in parametric form of the line
(Solution Library) Given the lines x=(1,2,-1)+t(3,1,2) , y=(9,0,1)+s(-1,2,1)
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[See Steps] Find the distance from the point (1, 2, 4) to the
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