How do i get the simplified vector from 3 dimension plane?

How do you get the vector from a 3d plane? According to my physics book its just like getting the vector for 2 dimensions. However, I don't quite understand it myself. Do you get the vectors of XY, YZ and ZX, then get the vector between XY and YZ and YZ and ZX and then get the vector between their results?How do i get the simplified vector from 3 dimension plane?for 3 dimension X,Y,Z you must also calculate the time to see real results.How do i get the simplified vector from 3 dimension plane?Yes. The net force is the sum of force vectors A + B + C.



One method of determining the vector sum of these three forces (i.e., the net force") is to employ the method of head-to-tail addition. In this method, an accurately drawn scaled diagram is used and each individual vector is drawn to scale. Where the head of one vector ends, the tail of the next vector begins. Once all vectors are added, the resultant (i.e., the vector sum) can be determined by drawing a vector from the tail of the first vector to the head of the last vector.