Consider the triangle with vertices P(0, −4, −3), Q(1, −1, −5), and R(

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Consider the triangle with vertices P(0, −4, −3), Q(1, −1, −5), and R(5, −3, −6). Determine the following vectors. QP→ = QR→ = Find QP→⋅QR→ QP→⋅QR→ = Is the given triangle right-angled? Yes, it is right-angled. No, it is not right-angled.

Consider the triangle with vertices P(0, −4, −3), Q(1, −1, −5), and R(5, −3, −6). Determine the following vectors. QP→ = QR→ = Find QP→⋅QR→ QP→⋅QR→ = Is the given triangle right-angled? Yes, it is right-angled. No, it is not right-angled.

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Consider the triangle with vertices

P (0, - 4, - 3), Q (1, - 1, - 5)

, and

R (5, - 3, - 6)

. Determine the following vectors.

\begin{array}{l} \vec{Q P} = ◻ \\ \vec{Q R} = ◻ \end{array}

Find

\vec{Q P} \cdot \vec{Q R}

\vec{Q P} \cdot \vec{Q R} =

◻

Is the given triangle right-angled? Yes, it is right-angled. No, it is not right-angled.

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