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To find: the angle between two adjacent sides of the pan.

Answer to Problem 60E
The angle between two adjacent sides of the pan is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The figure provided in the question,
Calculation: from the above graph it can be observed that, the one side of the pan is the plane passing through the points
The component form of
The normal vector to the plane,
The general equation of the plane can be written as,
Thus, the general equation of the plane of the first side of the pan is
The one side of the pan is the plane passing through the point
The component form of vectors for plane,
The normal vector to the plane,
The general equation of the plane can be written as,
Thus, the another plane general equation is
The angle between both is ,
Thus, The angle between two adjacent sides of the pan is
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