Two vectors, not co-linear. The two vectors define the orientation of the plane, and the point selects one plane out of the all those with that orientation.
We will soon see how the dot product is realted to this fact.
So far, you have seen the following operations:
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In the above, is there a multiplication-like operation that takes two vector operands and outputs a vector result?