Find the vector from A to the point dividing AB in the ratio 2:1 (start at A) for A=(1,2,3) and B=(4,8,9).
Find the magnitude of AB for A=(1,1,1) and B=(4,5,6).
Find the unit vector in the direction from B to A for A=(−1,0,2) and B=(3,4,6).
Find the unit vector in the direction of AB for A(2,3,4) and B(5,7,1).
Find the magnitude of AB for A=(−2,4,1) and B=(3,−1,2).
Find a vector parallel to AB with magnitude 5 for A=(−3,0,2) and B=(1,−4,6).
Find a vector of length 10 in the direction from A to B for A=(1,2,3) and B=(4,8,10).
Find the vector BA given points A(0,0,0) and B(7,−3,5).
Find the magnitude of AB for A=(1,4,2) and B=(3,−2,5).
The points A(5,−2,3) and B(−1,4,7) are given. Point P divides the line segment [AB] in the ratio 3:2.
Find the coordinates of P and the vector AP.
Find the unit vector parallel to BA for A=(2,−1,5) and B=(−4,3,1).
Find the vector AB given A=(2,−1,3) and B=(5,2,−4).
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