I am stuck at a simple trigonometry problem again

I have a simple question again:

I have this problem:

Given the points P(2,0,0). Q(4,3,-2) and R(-2,0,5) Find the coordinates for point S so that PQRS creates a parallelogram.

What i have tried is this:

Found the vector QP and the vector QR and then found S = WP + QR and that gave me [-9, -6, 5] and this does not conform with the answer in the textbook at all which is (-4,-3,7)

Oops i found it, i offcourse have to add the vector to the point Q to find the point

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Originally Posted by mariusg

Given the points P(2,0,0). Q(4,3,-2) and R(-2,0,5) Find the coordinates for point S so that PQRS creates a parallelogram.
answer in the textbook at all which is (-4,-3,7)

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