Solve Expansion Problem with Vector Math

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N.B. i can't type the symbol for vector, so instead i will just type vect.

So, how can you solve:

|R - (vect.R' - vect.a)/|vect.R - vect.a| |

the term (vect.R' - vect.a)/|vect.R - vect.a| is less than one due to physics.
 
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What's there to "solve"?
 
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You haven't stated what they are equal to.
 
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It is asked to expand the expression
 
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I need help expanding the expression I posted.
 

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