00 D 000 000 Although vectors are often constructed from points, points are not vectors. Vectors are commonly constructed from either: (1) the origin to a point or (2) a starting point to an ending point. Part A As shown on the coordinate system, points A and B have the following distances from the origin: =3.00 ft, z=2.50 ft, z=2.70 ft, y = 1.20 ft, and z =1.50 ft. Which of the following statements correctly describes the location and position vector of point A from the origin? Use appropriate notation for the location and position vector of a point. Check all that apply. You did not open hints for this part. ANSWER: The position vector of A is given as (3.00 i +0.00 j +2.50 k) ft. The location of A is given as A(3.00 i +2.50 k) ft. The position vector of A is given as (3.00, 0.00, 2.50} ft. The position vector of A is given as (3.00 i +2.50 k} ft. The location of A is given as A(3.00, 0.00, 2.50) ft. The position vector of A is given as (3.00, 0.00, 2.50) ft. The location of A is given as A(3.00, 0.00, 2.50) ft. The location of A is given as A(3.00 i +0.00 j +2.50 k}) ft. The location of A is given as A(3.00 i, 2.50 k) ft. The position vector of A is given as (3.00 i, 2.50 k) ft.