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Rectas: Ecuación vectorial

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Quiz corto sobre la recta vectorial

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Quiz corto sobre la recta vectorial

by Isaias Efren Aucay Piedra
1

En 2D, la ecuación vectorial de una recta también es r = r0 + t v, donde r0 es un punto y v es el vector director.

2

El vector director v es paralelo a la recta y puede no tener longitud unitaria.

3

Al variar el parámetro t, se recorre toda la recta manteniendo su dirección.

4

En 3D, el vector director debe ser de longitud 0 para definir una recta.

5

La ecuación vectorial no existe en el plano 2D.

6

El vector director siempre debe ser perpendicular a la recta.

7

La ecuación vectorial de una recta depende únicamente del vector director y no necesita un punto específico r0.

8

La ecuación vectorial de una recta en 3D se expresa como r = r0 + t v, con r0 un punto y v su vector director.

9

En la forma r = r0 + t v, si t cambia, la dirección de la recta cambia.

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