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Find a vector equation for the line segment from (4, −1, 4) to (6, 5, 3). (Use the parameter t.)
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as usual, I ask what you have so far?
(4+2t)i+(-1+6t)j+(4-t)k ?
looks good :)
ok thnks.)
since it says to paramaterize the line *segment* and not the whole line, you should restrict the domain of t to be 0<=t<=1
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