8. Which line does not lie on the planer = = (1,5,0) + s(2,-3,1)+1(1,-1,4), s,t € R?a.V=(1,5,0) + s(2,-3,1),C.V=(2,-3,1) + s(1,-1,4), SERv = (1,5,0) + s(1, -2,-3), S E Rd.v = (3,2,1) + s(3,-4,5), SERb.

To Find: Which of the given lines does not lie on the plane r = (1,5,0)+s(2,-3,1)+t(1,-1,4) where…

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8. Which line does not lie on the plane r = (1,5,0) + s(2,-3,1)+t(1,−1,4), s,t € R? a. V = (1,5,0) + s(2,-3,1), SER C. v = (2,-3,1) + s(1,-1,4), SER b. v = (1,5,0) + s(1,-2,-3), se d. V = = (3,2,1) + s(3,—–4,5), s ER