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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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i want before 2009
and i did those questions wrong because i wasn't in mood of doing anything.
after question 3 my all questions are correct. and it was not a difficult paper.
a good paper is one from which you can learn something. where the examiner can trick you, even for a moment.
but P1 is all like find max point, find point of intersection find area under graph etc
i have been doing these kinds of questions for two years
oh no wonder you are a genius i have been doing this question for 5 months
 
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Since the line lies in the plane, the product of direction of line and the plane's normal must be zero.....so, you'll get one equation from this...and similarly, the points (4,2,-1) lies in the plane...so they must satisfy the equation of the plane....put these values in x,y,z you will get another equation.....solve them and you will get the respective values...
can u solve it if possible? bcz i hav tried and i can only get as far as getting one equation in b and c ... after that i cant seem to grasp it...
 
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How do we find out the perpendicular distance from a point with a position vector P to a line??
P.S. the equation of the line is given.
 
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