I have two points, say A = (2, 6) and B = (5, 3). I want to move point B up to 70% closer to point A. I calculate Euclidean distance between two points - it is 4.24. Then I calculate 70% from 4.24 and get 1.27, which will be a new distance between A and new point. How can I get to know what are the coordinates of that new point (point B that we moved)?
2026-05-05 10:00:45.1777975245
Reduce distance between two points by %
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Put $t=0.7$ in
$$B + (A-B)t$$
to get the new point.