Misc 17 - Plane which contains line of intersection of planes

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Question 13 Find the equation of the plane which contains the line of intersection of the planes š‘Ÿ āƒ— . (š‘– Ģ‚ + 2š‘— Ģ‚ + 3š‘˜ Ģ‚) – 4 = 0 , š‘Ÿ āƒ— . (2š‘– Ģ‚ + š‘— Ģ‚ – š‘˜ Ģ‚) + 5 = 0 and which is perpendicular to the plane š‘Ÿ āƒ— . (5š‘– Ģ‚ + 3š‘— Ģ‚ – 6š‘˜ Ģ‚) + 8 = 0 .Equation of a plane passing through the intersection of the places A1x + B1y + C1z = d1 and A2x + B2y + C2z = d2 is (A1x + B1y + C1z āˆ’ d1) + šœ† (A2x + B2y + C2z – d2) = 0 Converting equation of planes to Cartesian form to find A1, B1, C1, d1 & A2, B2, C2, d2 š’“ āƒ—. (š’Š Ģ‚ + 2š’‹ Ģ‚ + 3š’Œ Ģ‚) āˆ’ 4 = 0 š‘Ÿ āƒ—. (š‘– Ģ‚ + 2š‘— Ģ‚ + 3š‘˜ Ģ‚) = 4 Putting š’“ āƒ— = xš’Š Ģ‚ + yš’‹ Ģ‚ + zš’Œ Ģ‚ (xš‘– Ģ‚ + yš‘— Ģ‚ + zš‘˜ Ģ‚).(š‘– Ģ‚ + 2š‘— Ģ‚ + 3š‘˜ Ģ‚) = 4 (x Ɨ 1) + (y Ɨ 2) + (z Ɨ 3) = 4 1x + 2y + 3z = 4 Comparing with š“_1 "x"+"B1y"+š¶_1 "z = d1" š“_1 = 1, šµ_1= 2 , š¶_1 = 3 , š‘‘_1 = 4 š’“ āƒ—. (2š’Š Ģ‚ + š’‹ Ģ‚ āˆ’ š’Œ Ģ‚) + 5 = 0 š‘Ÿ āƒ—. (2š‘– Ģ‚ + š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ š‘˜ Ģ‚) = āˆ’ 5 āˆ’š‘Ÿ āƒ—. (2š‘– Ģ‚ + š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ š‘˜ Ģ‚) = 5 š‘Ÿ āƒ—. ( āˆ’2š‘– Ģ‚ āˆ’ š‘— Ģ‚ + š‘˜ Ģ‚) = 5 Putting š’“ āƒ— = xš’Š Ģ‚ + yš’‹ Ģ‚ + zš’Œ Ģ‚, (xš‘– Ģ‚ + yš‘— Ģ‚ + zš‘˜ Ģ‚).(-2š‘– Ģ‚ āˆ’ š‘— Ģ‚ + š‘˜ Ģ‚) = 5 (x Ć—āˆ’ 2) + (Y Ɨ āˆ’ 1) + (z Ɨ 1) = 5 āˆ’2x āˆ’ 1y + 1z = 5 Comparing with š“_2 "x"+ "B2y"+ š¶_2 "z = d2" š“_2 = āˆ’2, šµ_2= āˆ’1 , š¶_2 = 1 , š‘‘_2 = 5 Equation of plane is (A1x + B1y + C1z āˆ’ d1) + šœ† (A2x + B2y + C2z = d2) = 0 Putting values (1x + 2y + 3z āˆ’ 4) + šœ† ( āˆ’ 2x āˆ’ 1y + 1z āˆ’ 5) = 0 (1 āˆ’ 2šœ†) x + (2 āˆ’ šœ†)y + (3 + šœ†) z + ( āˆ’4 āˆ’ 5šœ†) = 0 Now, the plane is perpendicular to the plane š‘Ÿ āƒ—.(5š‘– Ģ‚ + 3š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ 6š‘˜ Ģ‚) + 8 = 0 So, normal to plane š‘ āƒ— will be perpendicular to normal š‘› āƒ— of š‘Ÿ āƒ—.(5š‘– Ģ‚ + 3š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ 6š‘˜ Ģ‚) + 8 = 0 Now, š‘Ÿ āƒ—.(5š‘– Ģ‚ + 3š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ 6š‘˜ Ģ‚) + 8 = 0 š‘Ÿ āƒ— .(5š‘– Ģ‚ + 3š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ 6š‘˜ Ģ‚) = –8 āˆ’ š‘Ÿ āƒ— .(5š‘– Ģ‚ + 3š‘— Ģ‚ āˆ’ 6š‘˜ Ģ‚) = 8 š‘Ÿ āƒ— .( āˆ’5š‘– Ģ‚ āˆ’ 3š‘— Ģ‚ + 6š‘˜ Ģ‚) = 8 Finding direction cosines of š‘ āƒ— & š‘› āƒ— Since, š‘ āƒ— is perpendicular to š‘› āƒ— š‘Ž1 š‘Ž2 + b1 b2 + c1 c2 = 0 (1 āˆ’ 2šœ†) Ɨ āˆ’5 + (2 āˆ’ šœ†) Ɨ āˆ’3 + (3 + šœ†) Ɨ 6 = 0 Theory : Two lines with direction ratios š‘Ž1, b1, c1 and š‘Ž2, b2, c2 are perpendicular if š‘Ž1 š‘Ž2 + b1b2 + c1 c2 = 0 š‘µ āƒ— = (1 āˆ’ 2šœ†) š’Š Ģ‚ + (2 āˆ’ šœ†) š’‹ Ģ‚ + (3 + šœ†) š’Œ Ģ‚ Direction ratios = 1 āˆ’ 2šœ†, 2 āˆ’ šœ†, 3 + šœ† ∓ š‘Ž1 = 1 āˆ’ 2šœ†, b1 = 2 āˆ’ šœ†, c1 = 3 + šœ† š’ āƒ— = āˆ’ 5š’Š Ģ‚ – 3š’‹ Ģ‚ + 6š’Œ Ģ‚ Direction ratios = āˆ’5, āˆ’3, 6 ∓ š‘Ž2 = āˆ’ 5, b2 = āˆ’3, c2 = 6, āˆ’ 5 + 10šœ† āˆ’ 6 + 3šœ† + 18 + 6šœ† = 0 19šœ† + 7 = 0 ∓ šœ† = (āˆ’šŸ•)/šŸšŸ— Putting value of šœ† in (1), (1 āˆ’ 2šœ†) x + (2 āˆ’ šœ†)y + (3 + šœ†) z + ( āˆ’4 āˆ’ 5šœ†) = 0 (1āˆ’2 Ɨ(āˆ’7)/19) x + (2āˆ’(( āˆ’7)/19)) y + (3+(( āˆ’ 7)/19)) z + ( āˆ’4āˆ’5Ɨ(āˆ’7)/19) = 0 (1 + 14/19) x + (2 + 7/19)y + (3 āˆ’ 7/19)z + ( āˆ’ 4 + 35/19) = 0 33/19 x + 45/19 y + 50/19 z āˆ’ 41/19 = 0 1/19 (33x + 45y + 50z āˆ’ 41) = 0 33x + 45y + 50z āˆ’ 41 = 0

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