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junior college 1 | H1 Maths
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Vector question. Please help! Anyone cane solve this
Date Posted: 4 years ago
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Oops the question states at the top,
"Find the Cartesian equations of the following plane:"
"Find the Cartesian equations of the following plane:"
Hello Jacob, sorry for the late responses. Was busy with the online tuition classes. Let me know if you need further assistance on vectors and planes.
Thank you!! I have been practicing vectors as i'm really weak in it and i have a exam coming up in june so im trying to practice as many problems as i can find. Your solitions really explain in depth thanks very much
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Hello Jacob, this is the solution to (c). Note that I have included the steps clearly to assist you in understanding the concept behind vectors and planes. If you do not wish to go through the lengthy steps, you can simply skip to the asterisk sign (*).
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Hello Jacob, this is the solution for part (d). Like part (c), if you do not wish to go through the reasonings of how I arrive at the solution, you can simply skip to * and **.
To bring this question further, what if the plane contains a point (1,1,1) instead of (0,0,0)? How would your solution / steps be different? What would the Cartesian equation of the plane be?
To bring this question further, what if the plane contains a point (1,1,1) instead of (0,0,0)? How would your solution / steps be different? What would the Cartesian equation of the plane be?
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Hello Jacob, this is the solution for (d). As usual, if you do not wish to know the steps/reasons in how I derive the equation for the plane, you can simply skip to *.
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