Spatial vectors, planes, and lines
Fix one vector and one plane, and answer in order where it is, which way the plane faces, and how the two are related.
7 pieces about this concept, across works, topic guides, and exam visualizations.
Change the angle, length, and tilt of two spatial vectors and read the parallelogram area, the normal n, and the angle together.
Drag the components and watch the projections on the xy, xz, and yz planes describe one vector in space.
Drag the start and direction of a line, and the normal and constant of a plane, and watch an intersection, a parallel line, or a line lying in the plane.
Drag the normal n and a point fixed on the plane, and read ax+by+cz=h together with the distance from a point to the plane.
112 GSAT Mathematics A, Fill-in 17: use direction vectors and the common perpendicular to combine three mutually perpendicular lengths into a distance in space.
114 AST Mathematics I, Fill-in 10: a plane meets two coordinate planes in parallel lines; find the shortest distance between them.