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If the vector equation to a plane passing through the points A(a),B(b),C(c) is r=xa+yb+zc, then x+y+z=

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Solution

The correct option is B 1
Let point A(a)=(1,0,0)=a=^i
point B(b)=(1,1,0)=b=^i+^j
point C(c)=(1,1,0)=c=^i+^j+^k
so from given eq r=xa+yb+zc
r=x(^i)+y(^i+^j)+z(^i+^j+^k)
r=(x+y+z)^i+(y+z)^j+z^k
if we pass plane from A(a) and compare to its eq only ^i is 1
x+y+z=1.

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