Philip A.

asked • 08/15/20

Finding equations of two planes given the equation of the intersection line between them.

I have been given the the equation of an intersection line between two planes as g:x = (3x+1y+0z) + k(0x-2y-6z).I'm supposed to find the equation of the planes from this but i have no clue on how to go about it. I can get the equation of an intersection line given two planes but the other way round seems to be a problem to me. Thank you in advance.

Sava D.

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As with point, there are infinitely many planes that intersect into that line. You need more information to determine the planes. For example, if you know a point from each plane, you may be able to do it.
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Victoria V. answered • 08/16/20

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