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Question 1

What is the change in position for a 3D line containing the points (25,100,50) and (125,75,100)?


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<175,300>


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<100,-25,50>


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<150,175,150>


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<-100,25,50>



Question 2

For two 3D points (10,40,20) and (20,30,50), what is the straight line path between the two points?


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The line can be defined by the point <10,40,20> and the change in position <30,-10,10>.


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The line can be defined by the point <10,40,20> and the change in position <-30,10,-10>.


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The line can be defined by the point <20,30,50> and the change in position <10,-10,30>.


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There is not a straight line between the two points.

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Marked as best answer by a0266361136 on Oct 14, 2019

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Reply #1 on: Oct 14, 2019
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