r(1) = <2 +?- 21, -2 – 3,7 +1>, 1 > 0. (a) Find the time to > 0 at which the particle crosses the plane x +y 0. (b) At some time t > 0, the velocity of the particle has the same direction as the vector

r(1) = <2 +?- 21, -2 – 3,7 +1>, 1 > 0. (a) Find the time to > 0 at which the particle crosses the plane x +y 0. (b) At some time t > 0, the velocity of the particle has the same direction as the vector

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