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Determine the equation of plane through the point a=(i+2j−k) and prependicular to the line of intersection of planes r.(3i−j+k)=1 and r.(i+4j−2k)=2.

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r.(2i+7j+13k)=1.
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r.(2i+7j+13k)=1.
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r.(6i5j+11k)=1.
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r.(6i+5j11k)=1.
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Solution

The correct option is B r.(2i+7j+13k)=1.
r.n1=q1,rn2=q2 are two planes.
The line of intersection of these plance will be perpendicular to both
n1 and n2 and hence parallel to n1×n2.
n1×n2=N=∣ ∣ijk311142∣ ∣=2i+7i+13k
Since the given plane is perpendicular to N and hence its normal is N and it passes through a.
Hence its equation is (ra).N=0 r.N=a.N
r.(2i+7j+13k)=1(2)+2(7)1(13). r.(2i+7j+13k)=1.

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