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Does the line (x-7)/3=(y+8)/6=(z+4)/5 and the point P(10,-2,1) determine a plane? How would I answer this?
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\[\frac{ x-7 }{ 3 }= \frac{ y+8 }{ 6 }=\frac{ z+4 }{ 5 }\]
does the given point lie on the line ?
it doesn't say, but i think it does
simply plugin the given point into the given equaiton of line and see if it satisfies
ok I did and they all equal to each other. That means it does determine a plane?
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Nope that means the given point lies on the given line
so the line and point just form a line they dont realize a plane
you need 3 noncollinear points for a plane
oh ok thanks!
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