This hw problem I am so confused on I don't know how to do. Find the parametric equations of the line in R' containig the points P = (-2,5, 4) and Q = (-4,1,1).Let Po = (ro, yo, 20) E R and a : AcBY +Cz + D = 0 be the a point and the equation of a plane,respetively. Show that the distance from the plane T to the point po, (denoted d(T, Po)) is given bythe following formula:|Axo + Byo + Czo + D|VA2 + B² + C2d(a, Po) =Additionally, use this result to find the distance from 3x- 5y22 = 5 to (1,-2, 2).

Given, the line in ℝ3 containing the points P=(-2, 5, 4) and Q=(-4, 1, 1).

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