Question
find a vector equation of the line, which passes through the point (1,3,11) and is perpendicular to the yz-plane
Answers
if it's perpendicular to the y-z plane, then it has only an x component. So, it would be
r = (1+t)<b>i</b> + 3<b>i</b> + 11<b>i</b>
where t can be any real number.
r = (1+t)<b>i</b> + 3<b>i</b> + 11<b>i</b>
where t can be any real number.
make that
r = (1+t)<b>i</b> + 3<b>j</b> + 11<b>k</b>
r = (1+t)<b>i</b> + 3<b>j</b> + 11<b>k</b>
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