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So we are given a point 3, 4, 5.
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That's the point 3, 4, 5.
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And if we wanted to plot that on our coordinate grid, there would be 3 in the x direction, 4 in the y direction, and then 5 in the z direction.
00:18
So it would be someplace like here.
00:20
And you notice that this kind of forms a nice rectangular prism, right? if we drew all of these straight line paths to get to this point, we could go in the x direction, z direction, y direction, or z direction, y direction, x direction, or any combination of those directions in any order, we frame this rectangular prism.
00:50
So now we want to know what would be some of these vertices on this rectangular.
00:56
Prism.
00:58
So for point a, we see that it's nearly the same as our point p.
01:07
We'll call this p, but the y component has been pushed to zero.
01:15
So we're projecting our point p onto the xz plane.
01:20
So we right away know that our y component is zero.
01:24
But also we see that when we project something onto the xz plane, we don't change the x or z coordinate.
01:31
So our x and z coordinate are going to stay the same.
01:34
We get 305...