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Is it possible to describe a position of a point $A$ (in 3D) w.r.t. the position and orientation of 3 other points? If so, how?

FYI, the 3 other points lie on a plane, whereas the point $A$ is not on the plane.

Just to elaborate, initially I have the info for all four points. My goal is to find where point $A$ is when the other three points changing position and orientation.

Is it possible to describe a position of a point $A$ (in 3D) w.r.t. the position and orientation of 3 other points? If so, how?

FYI, the 3 other points lie on a plane, whereas the point $A$ is not on the plane.

Is it possible to describe a position of a point $A$ (in 3D) w.r.t. the position and orientation of 3 other points? If so, how?

FYI, the 3 other points lie on a plane, whereas the point $A$ is not on the plane.

Just to elaborate, initially I have the info for all four points. My goal is to find where point $A$ is when the other three points changing position and orientation.

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Is it possible to describe a position of a point $A$ (in 3D) w.r.t. the position and orientation of 3 other points? If so, how?

FYI, the 3 other points lie on a plane, whereas the point $A$ is not on the plane.

Is it possible to describe a position of a point $A$ w.r.t. the position and orientation of 3 other points? If so, how?

FYI, the 3 other points lie on a plane, whereas the point $A$ is not on the plane.

Is it possible to describe a position of a point $A$ (in 3D) w.r.t. the position and orientation of 3 other points? If so, how?

FYI, the 3 other points lie on a plane, whereas the point $A$ is not on the plane.

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How to describe a position of a point w.r.t the position and orientation of 3 other points

Is it possible to describe a position of a point $A$ w.r.t. the position and orientation of 3 other points? If so, how?

FYI, the 3 other points lie on a plane, whereas the point $A$ is not on the plane.