Example 29 - Chapter 11 Class 12 - Show lines are coplanar

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Question 19 Show that the lines (š‘„ āˆ’ š‘Ž + š‘‘)/(š›¼ āˆ’ š›æ) = (š‘¦ āˆ’ š‘Ž)/š›¼ = (š‘§ āˆ’ š‘Ž āˆ’ š‘‘)/(š›¼ + š›æ) nd (š‘„ āˆ’ š‘ + š‘)/(š›½ āˆ’ š›¾) = (š‘¦ āˆ’ š‘)/š›½ = (š‘§ āˆ’ š‘ āˆ’ š‘)/(š›½ + š›¾) are coplanar.Two lines (š‘„ āˆ’ š‘„_1)/š‘Ž_1 = (š‘¦ āˆ’ š‘¦_1)/š‘_1 = (š‘§ āˆ’ š‘§_1)/š‘_1 and (š‘„ āˆ’ š‘„_2)/š‘Ž_2 = (š‘¦ āˆ’ š‘¦_2)/š‘_2 = (š‘§ āˆ’ š‘§_2)/š‘_2 are coplanar if |ā– 8(š’™_šŸāˆ’ š’™_šŸ&š’š_šŸāˆ’š’š_šŸ&š’›_šŸāˆ’š’›_šŸ@š’‚_šŸ&š’ƒ_šŸ&š’„_šŸ@š’‚_šŸ&š’ƒ_šŸ&š’„_šŸ )| = 0 (š’™ āˆ’ š’‚ + š’…)/(šœ¶ āˆ’ šœ¹) = (š’š āˆ’ š’‚)/šœ¶ = (š’› āˆ’ š’‚ āˆ’ š’…)/(šœ¶ + šœ¹) (š‘„ āˆ’ (š‘Ž āˆ’ š‘‘))/(š›¼ āˆ’ š›æ) = (š‘¦ āˆ’ š‘Ž)/š›¼ = (š‘§ āˆ’ (š‘Ž + š‘‘))/(š›¼ + š›æ) Comparing (š‘„ āˆ’ š‘„_1)/š‘Ž_1 = (š‘¦ āˆ’ š‘¦_1)/š‘_1 = (š‘§ āˆ’ š‘§_1)/š‘_1 š‘„_1 = š‘Ž āˆ’ d , š‘¦_1= š‘Ž , š‘§_1= š‘Ž + d & š‘Ž_1=š›¼āˆ’š›æ, š‘_1= š›¼, š‘_1= š›¼+š›æ (š’™ āˆ’ š’ƒ + š’„)/(šœ· āˆ’ šœø) = (š’š āˆ’ š’ƒ)/šœ· = (š’› āˆ’ š’ƒ āˆ’ š’„)/(šœ· + šœø) (š‘„ āˆ’ (š‘ āˆ’ š‘))/(š›½ āˆ’ š›¾) = (š‘¦ āˆ’ š‘)/š›½ = (š‘§ āˆ’ (š‘ + š‘))/(š›½ + š›¾) Comparing (š‘„ āˆ’ š‘„_2)/š‘Ž_2 = (š‘¦ āˆ’ š‘¦_2)/š‘_2 = (š‘§ āˆ’ š‘§_1)/š‘_2 š‘„_2 = š‘ āˆ’ c , š‘¦_2= š‘ , š‘§_2= š‘ + c & š‘Ž_2 = š›½āˆ’š›¾, š‘_2 = š›½, š‘_2 = š›½ + š›¾ Now, |ā– 8(š‘„_2āˆ’š‘„_1&š‘¦_2āˆ’š‘¦_1&š‘§_2āˆ’š‘§_1@š‘Ž_1&š‘_1&š‘_1@š‘Ž_2&š‘_2&š‘_2 )| = |ā– 8(š‘āˆ’š‘āˆ’š‘Ž + š‘‘&š‘āˆ’š‘Ž&š‘+š‘āˆ’š‘Žāˆ’š‘‘@š›¼āˆ’š›æ&š›¼&š›¼+š›æ@š›½āˆ’š›¾&š›½&š›½+š›¾)| Adding Column 3 to Column 1, = |ā– 8(š‘āˆ’š‘āˆ’š‘Ž + š‘‘+(š‘+š‘āˆ’š‘Žāˆ’š‘‘)&š‘āˆ’š‘Ž&š‘+š‘āˆ’š‘Žāˆ’š‘‘@š›¼āˆ’š›æ+(š›¼+š›æ)&š›¼&š›¼+š›æ@š›½āˆ’š›¾+(š›½+š›¾)&š›½&š›½+š›¾)| = |ā– 8(2(š‘āˆ’š‘Ž)&š‘āˆ’š‘Ž&š‘+š‘āˆ’š‘Žāˆ’š‘‘@2š›¼&š›¼&š›¼+š›æ@2š›½&š›½&š›½+š›¾)| Taking 2 common from Column 1 = 2 |ā– 8(š‘ āˆ’ š‘Ž&š‘ āˆ’ š‘Ž&š‘ + š‘ āˆ’ š‘Ž āˆ’ š‘‘@š›¼&š›¼&š›¼ + š›æ@š›½&š›½&š›½ +š›¾)| = 2 Ɨ 0 = 0 Therefore, the given two lines are coplanar. Since Columns 1 and 2 are same, The value of determinant is zero.

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