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Answer: -a > -b</h3>
Explanation:
Let's go over an example.
We'll have a = 1 and b = 7 which makes a < b true. Feel free to pick your own favorite pair of numbers such that b is larger than 'a'.
The corresponding opposites are: -a = -1 and -b = -7
The relationship flips because the opposites of each number are flipped. So instead of saying -a < -b, we have -a > -b
Sure enough, -1 > -7 is a true statement. Use a number line to see this. I recommend a vertical number line.
In short, going from a < b to -a > -b means we flip the signs of each term, and we flip the inequality sign as well.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given the intersection coordinates:
(7,1,-6) and perpendicular to the line x=-1+t ,y=-2+t and z=-1+t
From the condition of perpendicularity we know:


Now, we have given x=-1+t , y=-2+t and z= -1+t





Now, substituting t in the given coordinates x,y and z we get:


And 
Divide 294 by 14 and you get 21. I hope it helps and that’s the answer. :)
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