If you're trying to locate a plane that runs parallel to a specific line by using four points in 3D space, you'll first need to establish two vectors. You can do this by using three out of the four points. Once you have these vectors, you can calculate their cross product, which will give you the normal vector. Adding the left-out point to the equation of your plane will then provide the final result. This way, you've found a plane that runs parallel to your initial line.
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None | Find the equation of the plane that is parallel t… | First find the direction ratios of the line of intersection of the given planes. This can be found … |