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If a vector v=<a,b,c> is used to describe the direction of a line L, then the numbers a, b, c are called direction numbers of L.

Source: Multivariable Calculus, 7th edition by James Stewart

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+ Conditionally Convergent *

+ Alternating Series *

+ Trigonometric Series *

+ Parametric Curve *

+ Polar Coordinates *

+ Parametric Equations *

+ Absolutely Convergent *

+ Harmonic Function *

+ P Series *

+ Alternating Series Test *

+ Cycloid *

+ Tautochrone Problem *

+ Conchoid Of Nicomedes *

+ Least Upper Bound *

+ Monotonic Sequence Theorem *

+ Partial Sum *

- Direction Numbers *

+ Symmetric Equations *

+ Skew Lines *

+ Cylinder *

+ Ruling *

+ Parabolic Cylinder *

+ Ellipsoid *

+ Elliptic Paraboloid *

+ Hyperbolic Paraboloid *

+ Hyperboloid *

+ One Sheeted Hyperboloid *

+ Two Sheeted Hyperboloid *

+ Osculating Circle *

+ Level Curve *

+ Potential Function *

+ Half Space *

+ Level Surface *

+ Clairaut's Theorem *

+ Negative Orientation *

+ Tangent Plane *

+ Linear Approximation *

+ Differential *

+ Implicit Differentiation *

+ Iterated Integral *

+ Probability Density Function *

+ Continuous Random Variable *

+ Cylindrical Coordinates *

+ Spherical Coordinates *

+ Spherical Wedge *

+ Scalar Field *

+ Line Integral *

+ Conservative Vector Field *

+ Gradient Vector Field *

+ Simple Curve *

+ Positive Orientation *

+ Green's Theorem *

+ Curl *

+ Incompressible *

+ Parametric Surface *

+ Surface Integral *

+ Flux Integral *

+ Stoke's Theorem *

+ Divergence Theorem *

+ Tangent Vector *

+ Unit Tangent Vector *

+ Fibonacci Sequence

+ Second Derivative Test *

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