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Finding the line of intersection of 2 planes
n1 = <5, -2, -2> n2 = <1, -4, 2> n1 x n2 = <-12,-12,-18> mkay... so now (x, y, z) = (x0, y0, z0) + t(-12, -12, -18) and this point x = y -4 is used to find (x0,y0,z0)... I'm stuck, yuck.- ih8calc
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Finding the line of intersection of 2 planes
Homework Statement The planes 5x-2y-2z = -1 and x-4y+2z = 25 are not parallel, so they must intersect along a line that is common to both of them. The vector parametric equation for this line is ... The Attempt at a Solution Ugh... this is a doozie... So I started the problem by...- ih8calc
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- Intersection Line Planes
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Solving a Dot Product Vector Problem (-1,0)
...okay, so maybe I can't follow directions as well as I thought... I hate to ask, but could you solve it for me? it's one of those things where I'm just stumped...- ih8calc
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Solving a Dot Product Vector Problem (-1,0)
Hello, I have this problem that asks the following Homework Statement Find two vectors v1 and v2 whose sum is (-1,0) where v1 is parallel to (5,-5) while v2 is perpendicular to (5,-5). Could someone "walk" me thought the steps to find v1 and v2... I'm confident I can make the...- ih8calc
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- Dot Dot product Product Vectors
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