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Let L be the line passing through the point P=P(−1, −5, −5) with direction vector →d=[−2, −3, 3]T. Find the shortest distance d from the point P0=P0(−3, −2, 2) to L, and the point Q on L that is closest to P0.
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What math is this, calc 3 ?
linear algerbra!
I was thinkig we can find Q by Q= P-P0 and find Q. then we project it with Q= proj Q onto D
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