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Draw a rectangular box that has P and Q as opposite vertices and has its faces parallel to the coordinate planes.
Then find the coordinates of the other six vertices of the box and the length of the diagonal of the box

P(1,1,2) Q(3,4,5)

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Draw a rectangular box that has P and Q as opposite vertices and has its faces parallel to the coordinate planes.
Then find the coordinates of the other six vertices of the box and the length of the diagonal of the box
P(1,1,2) Q(3,4,5)

P(1, 1, 2) means P is 1 unit away from the YZ plane, 1 unit away from the XZ plane and 2 units away ...

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