The three vectors 
, 
, and 
each terminate on the plane. We can get two vectors that lie on the plane itself (or rather, point in the same direction as vectors that do lie on the plane) by taking the vector difference of any two of these. For instance,
Then the cross product of these two results is normal to the plane:
Let 
be a point on the plane. Then the vector connecting to a known point on the plane, say (0, 0, 1), is orthogonal to the normal vector above, so that
which reduces to the equation of the plane,
Let 
. Then the volume of the region above 
and below the plane is
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
.216
Step-by-step explanation:
Draw a rectangle with one side equal to 84 in. and the other side equal to 65 in. We know that area = l*w, so the area of the rectangle is 5,460 sq. in. Since Mr. Horn cut the piece of plywood in half, he produces two identical pieces of plywood, with half the amount of area as the original. So, 5,460 sq. in. divided by 2 = 2,730 sq. in.
