Solve the plane equation which passes through the point m (3,1, - 2) and the straight line la-4 / 5 = B + 3 / 2 = C / 1

Solve the plane equation which passes through the point m (3,1, - 2) and the straight line la-4 / 5 = B + 3 / 2 = C / 1


Because the vector of the line la-4 / 5 = B + 3 / 2 = C / 1 passing through the point (4, - 3,0) and M is: (4-3, - 3-1,0 - (- 2)) = (1, - 4,2) the direction vector of the line is (5,2,1) let the plane vector be n, then n = the cross product of the two vectors = | I j K1 - 4 25 2 1 | = (- 8,9,22) the plane equation is: - 8 (x-3) + 9 (Y-1



Find the linear equation which passes through the point m (1,2,3) and is perpendicular to the plane 2x + y-3z + 5 = 0


First find the direction vector of the line, that is, the normal vector of the plane (2,1, - 3)
(X-1)/2=(Y-2)/1=(Z-3)/-3



The equation of the plane passing through point (2, - 1,0) and parallel to the straight line (x + 3) / 2 = (Y-1) / 3 = (Z + 2) / - 1 is as follows:


(x-2)/2=(y+1)/3=z/-1



There are two points a (- 1,0) and B (1,0) on the plane. Point P is on the circle (x-3) & sup2; + (y-4) & sup2; = 4 to find the minimum value of AP & sup2; + BP & sup2
The following 3x = 4Y can not be obtained by substituting


Let the symmetric point of point P about the origin be q, then the quadrilateral apbq is a parallelogram, and the sum of squares of the four sides of the parallelogram is equal to the sum of squares of its diagonal, that is: 2 (AP & sup2; + BP & sup2;) = AB & sup2; + PQ & sup2; = 4 + 4 (OP) & sup2;, so AP & sup2; + BP & sup2; = 2 + 2op & sup2;, so only the minimum value of OP & sup2; is required, The location of the minimum OP is the intersection of the line between the origin and the center of the circle