Finally, we give the generalizedtaxicab distance formulae between a point and a plane, a point and a line and two skew lines in n-dimensional space,by generalizing the concepts used for three dimensional space to n-dimensional space.
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Objective & Hypothesis:In this paper, we first determine the generalized taxicab distance formulae between a point and a line andtwo parallel lines in the real plane, then we determine the generalized taxicab distance formulae between a point and aplane, two parallel planes, a point and a line, two parallel lines and two skew lines in three dimensional space, givingalso the relations between these formulae and their well-known Euclidean analogs.
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Key Findings & Data:In this paper, we first determine the generalized taxicab distance formulae between a point and a line andtwo parallel lines in the real plane, then we determine the generalized taxicab distance formulae between a point and aplane, two parallel planes, a point and a line, two parallel lines and two skew lines in three dimensional space, givingalso the relations between these formulae and their well-known Euclidean analogs.
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Conclusion & Impact:Finally, we give the generalizedtaxicab distance formulae between a point and a plane, a point and a line and two skew lines in n-dimensional space,by generalizing the concepts used for three dimensional space to n-dimensional space.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters
Abstract
In this paper, we first determine the generalized taxicab distance formulae between a point and a line andtwo parallel lines in the real plane, then we determine the generalized taxicab distance formulae between a point and aplane, two parallel planes, a point and a line, two parallel lines and two skew lines in three dimensional space, givingalso the relations between these formulae and their well-known Euclidean analogs. Finally, we give the generalizedtaxicab distance formulae between a point and a plane, a point and a line and two skew lines in n-dimensional space,by generalizing the concepts used for three dimensional space to n-dimensional space.
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