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The vector from point P to point Q equals the position vector of
AP minus that of Q
BQ minus that of P
CQ divided by that of P
DP plus that of Q
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Q minus that of P
By the triangle law, OP + PQ = OQ, so PQ is the position vector of Q minus that of P.
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