2. The line in R³ through the point Po(xo; Yo, 2o) and parallel to the vector v = parametric equations (V1, V2, v3) has x = x0 + tv1, y = Yo + tv2, z = 20 + tv3, -0
2. The line in R³ through the point Po(xo; Yo, 2o) and parallel to the vector v = parametric equations (V1, V2, v3) has x = x0 + tv1, y = Yo + tv2, z = 20 + tv3, -0
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Transcribed Image Text:2. The line in R³ through the point Po(xo, Yo, Zo) and parallel to the vector v =
parametric equations
(V1, v2, V3) has
x = x0 + tv1,
y = Yo + tv2,
z = zo + tv3,
-0 <t <∞.
(a) Show that we can rewrite the parametric equations without t as
x – xo
Y – Yo
Z – 20
Vị
V2
V3
as long as v1, v2 and vz are nonzero. These are known as the symmetric equations for the line
L.
(b) We can write the symmetric equations as two distinct equations:
x – x0
y – Yo
Y – Yo
Z – zo
and
U2
U2
V3
What kind of geometric objects in R³ do these two equations separately represent?
(c) Let Li be the line through the point (xo, Yo, 2o) = (1,0, –2) and parallel to v =
Following the reasoning of (a) and (b) above, find two planes in R³ such that Lị is their
(-1,3, 2).
intersection.
(d) Let L2 be the line through (xo, Yo, žo) = (1,0, –2) and v = (-1,3,0). Taking note that now
v3 = 0, find two planes in R3 such that L2 is their intersection.

Transcribed Image Text:3. (a) Let P be the plane in R³ defined by the equation
n•r = d,
where |n
= 1. Prove that |d| equals to the distance from the origin to P.
(b) Let S be the plane in R3 defined by the equation
2.т — у + 2х — 6.
What is the distance from the origin to S?
(1, 1, 2) and Q = (2, 1, 2). Note that a plane divides R³ into two half spaces. Do
(c) Let P =
P, Q lie in the same or in the different half spaces determined by the plane S from (b)?
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