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The ratio in which the plane r.(i2j+3k)=17 divides the line joining the points 2i+4j+7k and 3i+5j+8k

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1:5
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1:10`
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3:5
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3:10
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Solution

The correct option is A 1:5
Given , ¯r.(^i2^j+3^k)=17 divides the line joining the points =2^i+4^j+7^k and 3^i+5^j+8^k
We know that, if plane divides line in m : n ratio , then point of contact =(mx2+nx1m+n,my2+ny1m+n,mz2+nz1m+n)
The plane in cartesian form is x2y+3z17=0...eq1
Points are (-2, 4, 7) and (3, 5, 8)
Let the plane divides joining line at A in P : 1 ratio.
A=[3p2p+1,5p+4p+1,8p+7p+1]
As A lies on plane 1, we get
3p2p+12(5p+4p+1)+3(8p+7p+1)=173p210p8+24p+21=17p+1717p+11=17p+17
which is not possible.
Hence , the values in question are wrong.

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