Give the vector equation of the line passing through P and Q. P = (5,2), Q = (3, 0) X = + t 00

Determine the parametric and symmetric equations for the line through the given points (2, –7,5), (-4, 2,5)

Write the vector equation of the line through (9,-1) and perpendicular to (x,y) = (1,-2) + t(6,-7)

A direction vector for a line is any vector that joins two points on that line. Find a 8. It is not certain that you and your classmates will get direction vector for 2x + 5y exactly the same answer. How should your answers be related, however?

Which equations below represent the line in R³ that passes through the point (-3,5,-5) and is parallel to the vector 3i + 4j + 6k? You may select more than one equation. Or(t): +t OF(t) = + t Ox=3+3t; y = 5 + 4t; z = = 5 + 6t - OF(t): = -3, 5, -5> +t OF(t) = +t 1 - x=3+ 6t; y = 5 + 8t; z = 5+ 6t OF(t)= +t OF(t)= + t -

Write the vector form of the line 4x-2y=3. Use this vector form only, and then plot the line

Find the scalar equation of the line through (3,-2) and perpendicular to the line r = (4,-3) + t(-5,1) .  Please answer.  Thank you