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Find the equation of the plane through the intersection of the planes r→⋅(i^+3j^)-6 = 0 and r→⋅(3i^+j^+4k^) = 0, whose perpendicular distance from origin is unity. - Mathematics

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Find the equation of the plane through the intersection of the planes `vecr * (hati + 3hatj) - 6` = 0 and `vecr * (3hati + hatj + 4hatk)` = 0, whose perpendicular distance from origin is unity.

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The equation of family of planes passing through the intersection of two given planes 

`vecr * (hati + 3hatj) - 6` = 0 and `vecr * (3hati + hatj + 4hatk)` = 0 is given by

`[vecr * (hati + 3hatj) - 6] + lambda[vecr * (3hati - hatj - 4hatk)]` = 0

⇒ `vecr * [(hati + 3hatj) + lambda(3hati - hatj - 4hatk)] - 6` = 0

⇒ `vecr * [(1 + 3lambda)hati + (3 - lambda)hatj - 4lambdahatk] - 6` = 0.   ......(1)

Given that the perpendicular distance of the origin from the required plane is unity.

Now, the position vector of origin is `veca = 0hati + 0hatj + 0hatk`

The normal vector to the required plane is 

`vecN = (1 + 3lambda)hati + (3 - lambda)hatj - 4lambdahatk` and d = 6.

(Because equation of required plane is `vecr [(1 + 3lambda)hati + (3 - lambda)hatj - 4lambdahatk]` = 6 and the equation of plane in normal form is given by `vecN = (1 + 3lambda)hati + (3 - lambda)hatj - 4lambdahatk` and d = 6)

We know that the perpendicular distance of a point whose position vector is `veca` from the plane

`vecr * vecn` = d is given by `|(veca. vecN - d)/|vecN||`

Therefore, the perpendicular distance of the origin from the required plane is `|(veca. vecN - d)/|vecN||` = 1.

⇒ `|((0hati + 0hatj + 0hatk)*((1 + 3lambda)hati + (3 - lambda)hatj - 4lambdahatk) - 6)/|(1 + 3lambda)hati + (3 - lambda)hatj + -4lambdahatk||` = 1    .....`(because hati*hati = hatj*hatj = hatk*hatk = 1 "and" hati*hatj = hatj*hatk*hati = 0)`

⇒ `|(-6)/sqrt((1 + 3lambda)^2 + (3 - lambda)^2 + (-4lambda)^2)|` = 1

⇒ `sqrt((1 + 3lambda)^2 + (3 - lambda)^2 + (-4k=lambda)^2)` = 6

⇒ `(1 + 3lambda)^2 + (3 - lambda)^2 + (-4lambda)^2` = 36

⇒ `1 + 9lambda^2 + 6lambda + 9 + lambda^2 - 6lambda + 16lambda^2` = 36

⇒ `26lambda^2` = 26

⇒ `lambda^2` = 1

⇒ `lamda = +- 1`.

Therefore, the equation of required plane is 

`vecr * [(1 + 3(1)hati + (3 - 1)hatj - 4(1)hatk] - 6` = 0

or 

`vecr * [(1 + 3(-1))hati + (3 - (-1))hatj - 4(-1)hatk] - 6` = 0.

Hence, the equation of required plane is

`vecr * [4hati + 2hatj - 4hatk]` = 6 or `vecr * [-2hati + 4hatj + 4hatk]` = 6.

And the Cartesian equation of required plane is 4x + 2y − 4z = or – 2x + 4y + 4z = 6.

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