Given a plane"s equation as 8x+15y-3z-17=0
Write the equation as (x-h) + b(y-k) + c (z-1) = 0 and hence write the normal to the plane and point that passes through the plane.
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2013-03-11T12:17:20-0400
Condition of the problem: 8x+15y-3z-17=0
write the normal to the plane and point that passes through the plane
Solution: 8x+15y-3z-17=0
1) take the equation to the given form:
x + 15/8y - 3/8z - 17/8=0
(x-5/8) + 15/8(y-1) - 3/8(z-1)=0
2) we can see that plane equation is now in canonical form.
So normal coordinates are the coefficients beside the variables
normal n=(1 , 15/8 , -3/8)
and point coordinates are subtracted from variables
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