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Difference between two vectors
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[QUOTE="vela, post: 6015750, member: 221963"] The vector <0, -1, 3> specifies the direction of the line, i.e., the line is parallel to that vector. The other vector, <3,-4,2>, is a point on the line. If you change the first vector, the resulting line would still pass through the point <3,-4,2>, but you would be changing the orientation of the line. If you kept the first vector but changed the second vector, the resulting line would be parallel to the original line but translated to pass through the new point. [/QUOTE]
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