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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Vector A is defined as: (^ as a hat not a power) A = (x+2y)x^ - (y+3z)y^ + (3x-y)z^ I need a unit vector parallel to A at point P(1,-1,2) A vector parallel to A would have the same components but magnitude 1 right? So the unit vector would be v^ = A/|A|? Then how do I account for the point it runs through?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

U^ = \[\frac{ A(1,-1,2) }{ \left| A(1,-1,2) \right|}\]

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Got it.

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