Mathematica How do you plot a 3D vector in Mathematica 8?

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To plot the fixed vector <3, 4, 3>, one can use the Graphics3D function in Mathematica with the command Graphics3D[Arrow[{{0,0,0},{3,4,3}}]], which visually represents the vector originating from the point (0, 0, 0) and extending to (3, 4, 3). For plotting the plane defined by the equation 11x + 19y + 39z = 88, the Plot3D function is utilized. The command Plot3D[(88-(11x+19y))/39,{x,-3,3},{y,-3,3}] generates a 3D representation of the plane within the specified x and y ranges.
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For example, how would I plot the fixed vector <3, 4, 3>?

I'm not sure if I'm using the correct language; I mean the vector with its tail at (0, 0, 0) and head at (3, 4, 3).Also, how would I plot the plane 11x + 19y + 39z = 88?
 
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