Homework Help: Math

Posted by Kate on Wednesday, October 27, 2010 at 11:11pm.

What does it mean if a line in R^3 is parallel to the xy-plane but not to any of the axes. I really don't know what this means in terms of how the parametric and symmetric equations of the line should look. Please help.

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