Find the equation of the tangent plane and the normal line to the given surface at the specified point.24z+ a'y + 8y sin z = 2048Point: (2, 4, 0)(a) Equation of tangent plane.Be sure to enter an equation.(b) Equation of normal line.You will need to express your answer with symmetric equations but in two parts.(i) Symmetric equations with a and y:(ii) Symmetric equations with a and z:

Given:- 24z/x+x3y4+8ysin(z) -2048 To find:- Find the equation of tangent plane and normal line at…

Answered: Find the equation of the tangent plane…

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