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Sphere equation standard form
x^2 + y^2 + z^2 = r^2

^centered at origin
Magnitude of vector [x, y]
sqrt(x^2 + y^2)
Direction of vector [x, y]
arctan( y / x )
Adding vectors
Sum each component
Scaling a vector (in general)
Multiply each component by the scalor
Scaling a vector to unit length
Divide each component by the vector magnitude
"direction cosines"

x = ?
x = r*cos(alpha)

where r is the vector magnitude and alpha is the angle in the x direction
"direction cosines"

y = ?
y = r*cos(beta)

where r is the vector magnitude and beta is the angle in the y direction
"direction cosines"

z = ?
z = r*cos(gamma)

where r is the vector magnitude and gamma is the angle in the z direction
A dot B =
|A|*|B|*cos(theta)

or

multiply each component, sum the results (not a vector result)
How to find angle between vectors A and B using dot product?
cos(theta) = A dot B / |A|*|B|
A dot A =
A dot A = |A|^2
If A dot B = zero then
A and B are perpendicular (orthogonal)
Work =
Force * distance = F dot d
| A x B | =
|A|*|B|*sin(theta)
How to find cross product?
Use matrix, results in a vector perpendicular to originals
Torque =
r x Force applied (cross product)
Scalar equation of a plane
a(x-xo) + b(y-yo) + c(z-zo) = 0

where <a,b,c> is the normal vector
and
(xo, yo, zo) is a given point in the plane
Vector equation of a line
L(t) = <x, y, z> + <v1, v2, v3>t

<x,y,z> is location of a point on the line
<v1,v2,v3> is the velocity (slope) vector of the line
What is needed to describe a plane?
A normal vector and a point in the plane
How to tell if two planes are parallel, perpendicular, or neither?
Find angle between normal vectors (using dot product and inverse cosine):

theta = 0: perpendicular
theta = 1 or -1: parallel
other: neither
How to find line of intersection of two planes?
Cross normal vectors to get the line's velocity vector, find a point on the line by letting one parameter be zero and solve the system of the two remaining equations
How to find if/where two lines intersect?
Parameterize for L1 and L2 using t = t1 and t2. Set the x equations equal and the y equations equal, solve for t1 and t2, and then check the z coord of both lines to see if they are equal