#derivation of the formula circled
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And to project with dot product you need to divide by the norm of the vector youre trying to project onto
$$proj_n p = \frac{p \cdot n}{\abs{n}}$$
PapaBread
So if you just substitute d into this and expand norm(n) then you get your formula
$$proj_n p = \frac{d}{\sqrt{n_1^2+n_2^2+n_3^2}}$$
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@spiral geyser
Heres a visualization of what we're doing if it helps at all
You can see how the projection onto n of p gives you the distance to the origin
sorry for the extremely late response and thank you
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Thats no problem Im glad to have helped
If you need any more explanation just ask
i will man thank you 🙏