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Example 14. Find the intersection between two planes x−3y−2z = 2 and 2x+y+3z = 1 Solution: (1)n1 ×n2 =<−7,7,7>=7<−1,1,1>. (2) To find one intersection point, we let z = 0. Then x = 5/7,y = −3/7 where did they get z = 0 x = 5/7 y = 3/7 For the point on the line?

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