Vectors 9.1 Intersection of lines in R2 and R3 Part 2

Part 2 of 9.1 dealing with the intersection of lines, including the new "skew" lines. Examples of each type of intersection are worked and carefully explained.

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[anthonyvarga-le]

Hi miss, I need some help on a question in the Nelson Textbook. Page 498, question 18. I am really stuck. Thank you

[tns_lover]

When graphing the interception what do you do first?

[kathyoshea]

PS. I also always tell my students to "write down what you know" to get started".

[dj-ydqk]

Could you do or set up problem 18 page 498? Thanks.

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[moski]

Hello Mrs. Havrots, can you explain how do you know if two direction vectors are parallel or not?