How Do You Determine the Value of k in a Plane Equation?

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The value of k in the plane equation 2x - 3y + z = k is determined by substituting the coordinates of the given point (4, 2, 5) into the equation. By calculating 2*4 - 3*2 + 5, the result is k = 7. This confirms that the point lies on the plane defined by the equation.

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If the plane
2x-3y+z=k
contains the point (4,2,5)
then k =

help please?

2*4 - 3*2 + 5 = k?
k=7
is that right?
 
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