KCET2024MathematicsThree Dimensional Geometry
The plane containing the point (3,2,0) and the line x-3 1 = y-6 5 = z-4 4 is
Options
- Ax-y+z=1
- Bx+y+z=5
- Cx+2 y-z=1
- D2 x-y+z=5
Correct answer
A. x-y+z=1
Step-by-step solution
Given that point (3,2,0) lies on plane and line x-3 1 = y-6 5 = z-4 4 also lies on the plane. Plane contains points (3,2,0) and (3,6,4) The DR's of line joining these two points is (0,4,4) . Therefore, DR's of normal to plane is ( i +5 j +4 k ) (4 j +4 k )=4 i -4 j +4 k Therefore, the equation of plane is 4 x-4 y+4 z=k Point (3,2,0) lies on planes. So, we get k=4 3-4 2+4 0=4 Hence, the equation of plane is x-y+z=1 .