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Question Number 182772 by Acem last updated on 14/Dec/22
χ{x=t+1y=2t−3z=−t+2Δ{x=3t+2y=−t−1z=t+1{Arethesetwolineslocatedinthesameplaneornot?wheret∈R
Answered by mr W last updated on 14/Dec/22
MethodIline1:(1,−3,2)+s(1,2,−1)line2:(2,−1,1)+t(3,−1,1)it′stoseethatbothlinesarenotparallel.assumetheylieinthesameplane,thentheyshouldintersect.1+s=2+3t...(i)−3+2s=−1−t...(ii)2−s=1+t...(iii)from(i)and(iii):⇒t=0,s=1putthisinto(ii):−3+2=−1−0✓thatmeansbothlinesintersectindeed.theylieinthesameplane.
Commented by mr W last updated on 14/Dec/22
MethodIIvector1:(1,2,−1)vector2:(3,−1,1)vector3:(1,2,−1)=PQ→∗)n1=v1×v3=(0,0,0)n2=v2×v3=(−1,4,7)n1//n2.thelinesarecoplanar.∗)it′stoseethatpointQonline2liesalsoonline1,bothlinesareinthesameplane.
Commented by Acem last updated on 14/Dec/22
YesSir!exactlythankssssandtheintersectionpointisC(2,−1,1)∈PHaveagoodtime
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