Homework Help: Math - Intersection of planes

Posted by Shaila on Monday, September 20, 2010 at 5:11pm.

You are given the following two planes:
x+4y-3z-12=0
x+6y-2z-22=0

a) Use the two original equations to determine two other equations that have the same solution as the original two.

ANS: the original two are not parallel in anyway so can I just take multiples of the original two OR is there any other way to find them?

b) Find a third equation that will have a unique solution with the original two equations.

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