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6.8.9 Equation of plane containing two non-parallel coplanar lines

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. . Equation of plane containing two non-parallel coplanar lines (a) Parametric form of vector equation Let  sb and r td be two non-parallel coplanar lines. Then b d ≠ .

Let P be any point on the plane and let r be its position vector. Then, the vectors r a b d − , , as well as r c b d − , , are also coplanar. So, we get r tb sd or r tb sd . Hence, the vector equation in parametric form is r tb sd or r tb sd Fig.

. C c ( ) L L A a ( ) Vector - - Applications of Vector Algebra (b) Non-parametric form of vector equation Let r sb and r td be two non-parallel coplanar lines. Then b d ≠ . Let P be any point on the plane and let r be its position vector.

Then, the vectors r a b d − , , as well as r c b d − , , are also coplanar. So, we get r b d

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