Axis Vectors

Axis vectors are mathematical arrows that define direction and magnitude in space, used to describe positions or movements along specific axes, such as x, y, and z in three-dimensional space. Think of them as arrows pointing from the origin (center point) to a specific location, with their length indicating the distance and their direction showing the orientation. They help in precisely representing points, directions, or forces in fields like physics, engineering, and computer graphics, providing a standardized way to visualize and calculate spatial relationships.