Posted by Shaila on Monday, September 6, 2010 at 1:11pm.
a. If the planes are parallel, one equation would be a linear combination of the other, which is not the case.
b. as in the previous problem,
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reduce the equations to the reduced echelon form, namely
1 0 -5 = -8
0 2 1 = 10
Set z=t (free variable) and solve for x, y and z to get
x=5t-8
y=-(1/2)t+5
z=t
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