1. Consider the plane II1 : 3z + 2y + x = 2. (a) If II2 : 2z – 3y = 1 is another plane. Are the planes II1 and II2 orthogonal? (b) Consider the line L that passes through the point Po(0, 1, 1) and is parallel to the vector 1. Find the point of intersection of the plane II1 and the line L.
1. Consider the plane II1 : 3z + 2y + x = 2. (a) If II2 : 2z – 3y = 1 is another plane. Are the planes II1 and II2 orthogonal? (b) Consider the line L that passes through the point Po(0, 1, 1) and is parallel to the vector 1. Find the point of intersection of the plane II1 and the line L.
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