Find the coordinates of the point P on the line and a vector \textbf{v} parallel to the line.\newline x = 8t, y = 5 - t, z = 6 + 2t\newline P(x, y, z) = \newline \textbf{v} =
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-Find the coordinates of the point P(5,6) on the line. -Then find the coordinates of the point P(8,t) on the line. - Show more…
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