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The image of the point (1,3,4) in the plane 2x−y+z+3=0 is

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1,4,3
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3,5,2
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1,4,3
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3,5,2
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Solution

The correct option is B 3,5,2
Let P(1,3,4) be a point
Let M be the point on the plane
Equation of the plane is 2xy+z+3=0
Thus equation of the plane is;
x12=y31=z41=k
Any point on the above line, PM is of the form
x=2k+1;y=k+3;z=k+4
Substituting the above value in the equation
of the place we have
2(2k+1)(k+3)+(k+4)+3=0
4k+2+k3+k+4+3=0
6k+6=0
k=1
Thus coordinates on M are
x=2(1)+1=1
y=(1)+3=4
z=(1)+4=3
Let Q(x1,y1,z1) be the image of P
Thus M is the midpoint of PQ
Therefore,
1=1+x12;4=3+y12;3=4+z12
x1=3,y1=5,z1=2


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