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this may be easy but my head isnt working... Find all the planes in R3 whose intersections with the xy plane is the line r(t)=t<2,1,0> @ganeshie8
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So im thinking somewhere along the lines of 2x+y+nz=d?
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so... its 2x+y+nz=0? @perl
THis is what I have so far. We know that the point <2,1,0> is on the plane, since each plane intersects the line r = t <2,1,0> And the equation of a plane is n . <r - ro> = 0 where n = <a,b,c> and is perp. to plane <a,b,c>. (<x,y,z> - <2,1,0>) Hence the equation of the plane will look like a(x-2) + b(y-1) + c(z-0) = 0
ohhhh! thank you :'\
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