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Perhaps I don't understand the mathematics. I'm now enrolled in pre-calculus, and we're just learning about sin, inverse sin, trigonometric identities, etc etc etc... I don't know what a vector is aside from "magnitude and direction."
I don't have an attempted solution, because I don't even understand the problem. I'm not asking for step-by-step instructions. Can someone please explain the project for me?
In particular, I don't know what "input 3 XYZ points and set them up as vectors (4x1)" even means. Is a point a vector? How does a 4x1 (4 rows, 1 column) even represent a point on a 3D plane?
What does "rotate each vertex by 30 degrees about the x axis..." even mean?
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