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✖y2 coordinate in 3D space is a point on y axis in 3 dimensional space corresponding to point Q.ⓘ y2 coordinate in 3D space [y2]			+10% -10%
✖y1 coordinate in 3D space is a point on y axis in 3 dimensional space corresponding to point P.ⓘ y1 coordinate in 3D space [y1]			+10% -10%

✖Direction cosine is defined as cosine of angle made by a line with coordinate axis.ⓘ direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line [d]

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Distance between two points P(x1,y1,z1) & Q(x2,y2,z2)

distance between points in 3D space=sqrt((x1 coordinate in 3D space-x2 coordinate in 3D space)^2+ (y1 coordinate in 3D space-y2 coordinate in 3D space)^2+ (z1 coordinate in 3D space-z2 coordinate in 3D space)^2) GO

x coordinate of a point given distance from origin to point and y & z coordinate of that point

x1 coordinate in 3D space= sqrt((distance in 3D space)^2- (y1 coordinate in 3D space)^2- (z1 coordinate in 3D space)^2) GO

z coordinate of a point given distance from origin to point and x & y coordinate of that point

z1 coordinate in 3D space= sqrt((distance in 3D space)^2- (x1 coordinate in 3D space)^2- (y1 coordinate in 3D space)^2) GO

Distance of a point from origin

distance in 3D space= sqrt((x1 coordinate in 3D space)^2+ (y1 coordinate in 3D space)^2+ (z1 coordinate in 3D space)^2) GO

y coordinate of point dividing the line joining P & Q externally in ratio m1:m2

y coordinate in 3D space= ((ratio1*y2 coordinate in 3D space)-(ratio2*y1 coordinate in 3D space))/(ratio1-ratio2) GO

y coordinate of point dividing the line joining P & Q internally in ratio m1:m2

y coordinate in 3D space=((ratio1*y2 coordinate in 3D space)+(ratio2*y1 coordinate in 3D space))/(ratio1+ratio2) GO

z coordinate of a point given y coordinate and Perpendicular distance of that point from x axis

z1 coordinate in 3D space=sqrt ((Perpendicular distance from point to axis)^2- (y1 coordinate in 3D space)^2) GO

x coordinate of a point given y coordinate and Perpendicular distance of that point from z axis

x1 coordinate in 3D space=sqrt ((Perpendicular distance from point to axis)^2- (y1 coordinate in 3D space)^2) GO

Perpendicular distance of a point from z axis given x & y coordinate of that point

Perpendicular distance from point to axis= sqrt ((x1 coordinate in 3D space)^2+(y1 coordinate in 3D space)^2) GO

Perpendicular distance of a point from x axis given y & z coordinate of that point

Perpendicular distance from point to axis= sqrt ((y1 coordinate in 3D space)^2+(z1 coordinate in 3D space)^2) GO

y coordinate of point dividing the line joining P & Q at middle

y coordinate in 3D space= ((y1 coordinate in 3D space+y2 coordinate in 3D space)/2) GO

< 5 Other formulas that calculate the same Output

direction ratio of a line given z coordinates of end points of line

Direction cosine= (z2 coordinate in 3D space-z1 coordinate in 3D space) GO

direction ratio of a line given x coordinates of end points of line

Direction cosine= (x2 coordinate in 3D space-x1 coordinate in 3D space) GO

Direction cosine of a line w.r.to y axis

Direction cosine=cos(Angle B) GO

Direction cosine of a line w.r.to z axis

Direction cosine=cos(Angle C) GO

Direction cosine of a line w.r.to x-axis

Direction cosine=cos(Angle A) GO

direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line Formula

Direction cosine= (y2 coordinate in 3D space-y1 coordinate in 3D space)
d= (y2-y1)

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What is coordinate system in 3D space?

The three mutually perpendicular lines in a space which divides the space into eight parts and if these perpendicular lines are the coordinate axes, then it is said to be a coordinate system.

How to Calculate direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line?

direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line calculator uses Direction cosine= (y2 coordinate in 3D space-y1 coordinate in 3D space) to calculate the Direction cosine, direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line is defined as a cosine of angle made by a line when given y coordinates of line joining two points. Direction cosine and is denoted by d symbol.

How to calculate direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line, enter y2 coordinate in 3D space (y2) and y1 coordinate in 3D space (y1) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line calculation can be explained with given input values -> 0 = (2-2).

FAQ

What is direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line?

direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line is defined as a cosine of angle made by a line when given y coordinates of line joining two points and is represented as d= (y2-y1) or Direction cosine= (y2 coordinate in 3D space-y1 coordinate in 3D space). y2 coordinate in 3D space is a point on y axis in 3 dimensional space corresponding to point Q and y1 coordinate in 3D space is a point on y axis in 3 dimensional space corresponding to point P.

How to calculate direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line?

direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line is defined as a cosine of angle made by a line when given y coordinates of line joining two points is calculated using Direction cosine= (y2 coordinate in 3D space-y1 coordinate in 3D space). To calculate direction ratio of a line given y coordinates of end points of line, you need y2 coordinate in 3D space (y2) and y1 coordinate in 3D space (y1). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for y2 coordinate in 3D space and y1 coordinate in 3D space and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Direction cosine?

In this formula, Direction cosine uses y2 coordinate in 3D space and y1 coordinate in 3D space. We can use 5 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Direction cosine=cos(Angle B)
Direction cosine=cos(Angle C)
Direction cosine=cos(Angle A)
Direction cosine= (z2 coordinate in 3D space-z1 coordinate in 3D space)
Direction cosine= (x2 coordinate in 3D space-x1 coordinate in 3D space)

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