***Week 3 GameDay Thread - Bengals @ Bills***

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(09-22-2019, 08:05 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: I get it.  You’re adding vectors in three space.  The resultant of the addition of two vectors is another vector.  The magnitude of the new vector will be the difference between the trajectory and the intended aiming point.

I think i was just looking for a yes or no. lol  

But what i'm getting at is, the additional vectors have different directions but the magnitude remains essentially the same. Each vector gives a different probability of success, in terms of how easy or hard the ball would be to catch. Does that make sense, or does using vectors and velocity not really work with what i'm trying to say?

We're kind of getting away from the intent of the post, but this stuff interests me.