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| \[ V=Ah=\|\vv\times\ww\|\frac{|\uu\cdot(\vv\times\ww)|}{\|\vv\times\ww\|}\] | \[ V=Ah=\|\vv\times\ww\|\frac{|\uu\cdot(\vv\times\ww)|}{\|\vv\times\ww\|}\] | ||
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| - | \[ V=|\uu\cdot(\vv\times\ww)|,\] | + | \[ V=|\uu\cdot(\vv\times\ww)|.\] |
| - | so $V$ is the absolute value of the determinant | + | Now $\uu\cdot(\vv\times \ww)=\det\left(\begin{bmatrix}u_1& |
| - | \[ V=\left|\quad \begin{vmatrix}u_1& | + | \[ V=\left|\quad\det\left( |
| === Example === | === Example === | ||
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| We call a vector with this property a **normal** vector to the plane. | We call a vector with this property a **normal** vector to the plane. | ||
| - | ==== Example | + | ==== Examples |
| - | Find a unit normal vector to the plane $x+y-3z=4$. | + | 1. Find a unit normal vector to the plane $x+y-3z=4$. |
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| + | Solution: The vector $\nn=\c11{-3}$ is a normal vector to this plane, so $\vv=\frac1{\|\nn\|}\nn=\frac1{\sqrt{11}}\c11{-3}$ is a unit normal vector to this plane. Indeed, $\vv$ is a unit vector and it's in the same direction as the normal vector $\nn$, so $\vv$ is also a normal vector. | ||
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| + | 2. Find the equation of the plane with normal vector $\def\nn{\vec n}\def\c# | ||
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| + | Solution: the equation is $x-3y+2z=d$, | ||
| + | \[ x-3y+2z=9.\] | ||
| + | Some other points in this plane are $(9,0,0)$, $(0,1,6)$, $(1, | ||
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| + | 3. Find the equation of the plane parallel to the vectors $\c111$ and $\c1{-1}1$ containing the point $(3, | ||
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| + | Solution: a normal vector is $\nn=\c111\times\c1{-1}1=\cp1111{-1}1=\c{2}0{-2}$, | ||
| - | === Solution === | ||
| - | The vector $\nn=\c11{-3}$ is a normal vector to this plane, so $\vv=\frac1{\|\nn\|}\nn=\frac1{\sqrt{11}}\c11{-3}$ is a unit normal vector to this plane. Indeed, $\vv$ is a unit vector and it's in the same direction as the normal vector $\nn$, so $\vv$ is also a normal vector. | ||
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