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Chapter 10: Q .9. (page 834)

Find an equation of the line containing the point $(- 1, 3, 7)$ with direction vector $(2, - 4, 9)$ .
(a) Use a different direction vector to find another equation for the same line. (b) Find an equation for the same line with the form
$x = a t + 5, y = b t + y_{0}, z = c t + z_{0} .$

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Find an equation of the line containing the point $(- 1, 3, 7)$ with direction vector $(2, - 4, 9)$ .
(a) Use a different direction vector to find another equation for the same line. (b) Find an equation for the same line with the form
$x = a t + 5, y = b t + y_{0}, z = c t + z_{0} .$

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Find an equation of the line containing the point (−1,3,7)with direction vector (2,−4,9).(a) Use a different direction vector to find another equation for the same line. (b) Find an equation for the same line with the formx=at+5,y=bt+y0,z=ct+z0.

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Find an equation of the line containing the point $(- 1, 3, 7)$ with direction vector $(2, - 4, 9)$ .
(a) Use a different direction vector to find another equation for the same line. (b) Find an equation for the same line with the form
$x = a t + 5, y = b t + y_{0}, z = c t + z_{0} .$