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user 321114
Geometric object with magnitude (length) and direction.
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In 2D space, how to calculate the direction to hit a moving projectile from a position?
So we have $\vec A, \vec B, \vec v_2$ and $|\vec{v_1}| = s_1$. We can represent the vector $\vec{v_1}$ as follows:
$$
\vec d = \vec B - \vec A \\
\vec B + \vec v _2 t = \vec A + \vec v _1 t \\
\vec v_ …
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