Everything we've done so far you can learn in like two minutes, so no sweat.

For the vectors, start where the vector starts and index how far it goes in each direction (in the order a,b,c)

For the planes, pick any corner on the cube and find where it intersects the three axes (a,b,c), then take the reciprocal of those numbers and there you go.

And just make sure you get rid of all the fractions and just have whole numbers.

What really sucks though is that I have a mandatory class right before that class and a class right after, so skipping it wouldn't really give me that much free time.

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Posted by 15sammy34

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Posted on 1/18/13 at 1:29 am to Ross

Such a lonely drunk this late. At this point I'm the only one drunk as hell that still wants to carry on an intelligent conversation.

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Posted by TheSandman

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Posted on 1/18/13 at 1:29 am to Ross

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For the vectors, start where the vector starts and index how far it goes in each direction (in the order a,b,c)

For the planes, pick any corner on the cube and find where it intersects the three axes (a,b,c), then take the reciprocal of those numbers and there you go.

I'm expecting to learn most of this class out of the book

I hate he doesn't post his PowerPoints online.

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What really sucks though is that I have a mandatory class right before that class and a class right after, so skipping it wouldn't really give me that much free time.

That junk sucks. What other classes you got?