Question

How do you find the vector ?

Answer 1

It's a little unclear what you're asking - do you mean how to covert Cartesian coordinates into polar, or vector coordinates?

Answer 2

Uhhhh , I don't even know :o
The question says "find the vector that describes the translation B ---> A .

Answer 3

the answer is:
A-B
that A and B the positions and have three component is 3Dimension
and the answer is a vector that shows a line that has direction from A to B.

Answer 4

@kmazraee is wrong.

Answer 5

why?

Answer 6

sry! I was read "translation" as TRANSITION!

Answer 7

@klimenkov please describe my wrong!

Answer 8

If you have a vector \(AB\), that begins in the point \(A\) what has the coordinates \((x_A,y_A)\) and ends in the point \(B(x_B,y_B)\), you can write it like \((x_B-x_A,y_B-y_A)\), but not A-B.

Answer 9

that not A to B
is's B to A!
the end is A not B in this Question!

Answer 10

My fault. Sorry.

Answer 11

ure welcome!