Points and Vectors
A point is a position; a vector is a displacement between points, drawn as an arrow.
Distance: the segment is the hypotenuse of a right triangle with legs 4 and 3, so the squared length is 4^2 + 3^2 = 25 and the length is sqrt(25), about 5. Comparing squared distances avoids the square root and stays exact in integers.
What you will see
Points on a plane; a vector drawn as an arrow between two of them.
Cost
| Space | O(1) |
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How you work with it here
play it through, step one change at a time, scrub to any step, run it on your own input, try operations in any order.
Screen readers: Points announce coordinates and role; each step announces the geometric test and its result in words (left turn, intersects).
Reduced motion: Shapes appear in place; the sweep line jumps between events.
Related
Taught by the same lesson
Plane Geometry covers these too, in the same run.