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x-ysina-zsinb=0 xsina-y+zsinc=0 xsinb+ysinc-z=0 be three planes such that a+b+c=π/2 Then the planes 1).intersect in a point 2).intersect in a line 3).mutually perpendicular and intersect in a point.
you should get something by solving the 3 equations together and substituting for a+b+c as pi/2
start by finding the normal vectors of each of the given planes
they are staring at your face, what are they ?
1). 1,-sina,-sinb 2).sina,-1,sinc 3).sinb,sinc,-1
@ganeshie8
I have tried this and couldn't find the answer. Maybe try taking the dot product of pairs of normal vectors to see if they are perpendicular
Keep in mind that if the normal vectors are perpendicular, then the planes will also be perpendicular
Sir, when i took the dot products it came out to be 2sina=sinbsinc 2sinb=sinasinc 2sinc=sinasinb
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