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Find the shortest distance from the point P= (-6, 1, 2 ) to a point on the line given by l: (x,y,z)= (3 t, -7 t, 6 t). The distance is ?
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shortest distance to a line
from a point
that is what we are looking for. So since the line goes through the origin, we should be able to use projections. I just can't get the right answer.
this explains it very well
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find the projection and subtract it from OP
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