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So I am given this:
If l has parametric equations
x = 5-3t
y = -2+t
z = 1+9t
find parametic equations for the line through P(-6,4,-3) that is parallel to l.
So, my question is this: for the two lines to be parallel, they have to have the same direction vector right? In this case, <-3, 1, 9>. So if I were to find the parallel line to l, it would be:
x = -6-3s
y = 4+s
z = -3+9s
Thanks!
If l has parametric equations
x = 5-3t
y = -2+t
z = 1+9t
find parametic equations for the line through P(-6,4,-3) that is parallel to l.
So, my question is this: for the two lines to be parallel, they have to have the same direction vector right? In this case, <-3, 1, 9>. So if I were to find the parallel line to l, it would be:
x = -6-3s
y = 4+s
z = -3+9s
Thanks!