I have 2 points are : 3,5,10 and -1,2,0. How to find equivalent for

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The discussion revolves around finding the equation of a line defined by two points in three-dimensional space, specifically the points (3, 5, 10) and (-1, 2, 0). Participants seek clarification on the nature of the points and the term "equivalent" in this context.

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  • Exploratory, Technical explanation, Conceptual clarification

Main Points Raised

  • One participant asks for clarification on whether the provided points are (x, y, z) coordinates and what is meant by "equivalent."
  • Another participant confirms that they are looking for the equation of the line connecting the two points.
  • A later reply suggests starting from one point and adding a parameter times the vector from that point to the other point to derive the equation.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the need to find the equation of the line, but there is some ambiguity regarding the terminology used, particularly the term "equivalent."

Contextual Notes

There is an assumption that the points are in three-dimensional space, but the discussion does not clarify the mathematical steps involved in deriving the equation of the line.

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I have 2 points are : 3,5,10 and -1,2,0. How to find equivalent for its line?
 
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Hi santo2110! Welcome to PF! :smile:
santo2110 said:
I have 2 points are : 3,5,10 and -1,2,0. How to find equivalent for its line?

Are these (x,y,z) coordinates?

And equivalent what? (or do you mean the equation of the line joining them?) :confused:
 


tiny-tim said:
Hi santo2110! Welcome to PF! :smile:


Are these (x,y,z) coordinates?

And equivalent what? (or do you mean the equation of the line joining them?) :confused:

Yes, i mean equation sori
 
ok, then start from one point, and add a parameter times the vector from that point to the other point. :smile:
 

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