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P1 = (3,2,-1) and P2 = (7,-5,4) are points Do I need to parametrize this?
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a) Find the midpoint of the line segment joining P1 and P2 b) Find an equation in x, y and z for the set of all point equidistant from P1 and P2 c) What is the graph of the equation you found in b?
So the line segment connecting the 2 is (4 , -7 , 5) Midpoint being (2 , -7/2 , 5/2) That's part a)
So part b) I'm not sure if I need to parametrize this? Since it asks for all points I feel like we need the position vector \[\large R(t) = (3 , 2, -1) + t<4, -7, 5>\] Is this what I need to do? Or, would I need to use that midpoint (2, -7/2, 5/2) as the direction vector?
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