Question

In three-dimensional geometry, what is the vector drawn from \[O(0,0,0)\] to \[P(x,y,z)\] called?

Options

• The terminal point of the origin

• The position vector of the point \[P\]

• The scalar quantity of the point \[P\]

• The magnitude of the point \[P\]

Answer 1

The vector drawn from the origin \[O(0,0,0)\] to \[P(x,y,z)\] is called the position vector of P. It is written as \[\vec{OP}\].