Simple Linear Algrebra find a point

[krisrai]

Homework Statement

Given the two points P(-4,-5,0) and Q(5,5,-3) find the point R that is 1/4 of the way from Q to P.

Homework Equations

PQ = Point Q- Point P

The Attempt at a Solution

I got my direction vector as
PQ= [9,10,-3]

but i don't know how to find R

All i know is that the answer is supopsed to be:
R(2.75,2.5,-2.25)

Im wanted to add 1/4 of my direction vector PQ to my point q but this doesn't give me the right answer

 

[tmc]

Your vector is from P to Q. You want a vector from Q to P (so, QP=[-9,-10,3]).
Then, R = Q + 1/4*QP.

 

[armis]

You are on your way to the right answer!
When you calculate your direction vector \vec{PQ} you actually get a vector which starts at point (0.0) and ends at the vector coordinates you get which in your case are (9,10,-3)
But your point Q is not (0,0), isn't it?