Plane and a line in space
[97/98%]Write the equation of:
the plane in the form
the line in the form
the line in the form
the line , in the form
the line , in the form .
Find the necessary and sufficient condition under which the planes and :
intersect along a line
are parallel but do not coincide
coincide.
Find the necessary and sufficient condition under which the lines and :
intersect (i.e. have a unique common point)
are skew
are parallel but do not coincide
coincide.
Given a line and a plane . Under what necessary and sufficient condition:
do they intersect (have a unique common point)
are they parallel (have no common points)
does the line lie in the plane?
Find the position vector of the point of intersection of:
the line with the plane (if )
the line with the plane (if ).
Point is determined by the position vector . Find the equations of:
the line passing through the point perpendicular to the plane
the plane passing through the point perpendicular to the line .
Find the vector equation of the plane passing through the line and the point , not lying on this line.
Given a point and a plane . Find the position vector of:
the projection of point onto the plane
the point symmetric to with respect to the plane.
Given a point and a line . Find the position vector of:
the projection of point onto the line
the point symmetric to with respect to the line.
Find the equations of:
the projection onto the plane of the line , not perpendicular to this plane
the line meeting the line at a right angle and passing through the point , not lying on the given line (the perpendicular dropped from the point onto the line )
the line meeting the two skew lines and and passing through the point , not lying on either of these lines
the line meeting the two skew lines and at right angles (the common perpendicular to these lines).
Find the distance:
from the point to the plane
between the two parallel planes and
between the two parallel planes and
from the point to the line
from the point to the line
between the two parallel lines and
between the two parallel lines and
between the two skew lines and
between the two skew lines and .
Given a line and a plane , not parallel to each other. Point lies on the line and is at distance from the plane. Find the position vector of point .
Point lies in the plane , the vector has coordinates . Prove that point lies in the positive half-space relative to the given plane.
Given the parametric equations of a plane: , find its general equation.
Given the general equation of a plane , find its parametric equations.
Prove that a direction vector of the line given as the intersection of two planes can be found by the ``cross product'' rule
not only in a right-handed rectangular system, but also in a general Cartesian coordinate system.
Write the equations of the line , as the intersection of two planes and in canonical form.
Write the equations of the line in parametric and canonical form.
Find the equation of the plane passing through the point and parallel to the plane:
.
Find the equations of the line passing through the point and parallel to the line:
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Find the equations of the line passing through two given points:
and
and
and .
Find the equation of the plane passing through three given points (if these points determine a plane):
.
Given two planes. Determine whether they intersect, are parallel, or coincide. If the planes intersect, find the canonical equations of the line of intersection. The planes are given by the equations:
and
and
and
and , .
For which do the planes and
intersect
are parallel
coincide?
Check whether the given line lies in the plane , is parallel to this plane, or meets it at a single point; in the last case find the coordinates of the point of intersection. The line is given by the equations:
.
For which does the line :
intersect the plane
is parallel to this plane
lie in this plane?
Given two lines. Determine whether they intersect, are skew, are parallel, or coincide. If the lines intersect or are parallel, find the equation of the plane in which they lie. If the lines intersect, also find the coordinates of their point of intersection. The lines are given by the equations:
and ;
and ;
and ;
and ;
and .
For which do the lines and :
intersect
are skew
are parallel
coincide?
Investigate the mutual position of three planes; if there exist points belonging to all three planes simultaneously, find the coordinates of these points. The planes are given by the equations:
;
.
Find the equation of the plane passing through the point and parallel to the lines , and .
Find the equation of the plane:
passing through the line and parallel to the line
passing through the line and parallel to the line .
Find the equation of the plane passing through the point and the line given by the equations:
.
Find the equation of the plane passing through the two parallel lines and
Prove that the two given lines intersect and find the equation of the plane containing them:
and
and
A line is projected onto the plane parallel to the axis . Find the equations of the projection, if the line is given by the equations:
.
A line is projected onto the plane parallel to the vector . Find the equations of the projection, if the line is given by the equations:
.
Three faces of a parallelepiped lie in the planes , and one of its vertices has coordinates . Find the equations of the remaining faces of the parallelepiped and of its diagonal passing through vertex .
Points and are vertices of tetrahedron , point is the midpoint of edge , and point is the intersection point of the medians of face . Find the equations of the planes in which the faces of the tetrahedron lie.
Find the equations of the line passing through the point and meeting the two given lines:
and
and .
Find the equations of the line passing through the point and meeting the two given lines:
and
and .
Find the equations of the line meeting the two lines and and parallel to the line .
Find the equations of the planes passing through the line and equidistant from the points and .
Find the equations of the planes passing through the point and equidistant from the three points , and .
Find the equations of the planes equidistant from the four points and .
Plane contains the points and meets the coordinate axes at the points , while the coordinate planes meet it along the lines . In plane the coordinate system is chosen. It is known that point has coordinates in this coordinate system, and points , have respectively the following coordinates in the original spatial coordinate system:
(1) ;
(2) ;
(3) .
Find the coordinates of the points and the equations of the lines in the original spatial coordinate system.
Find the coordinates of the points and the equations of the lines in the coordinate system .
Through vertex of parallelepiped a plane is drawn meeting the extensions of edges and respectively at points and such that . Find the ratio of the volume of the parallelepiped to the volume of tetrahedron .
Find a normal vector of the plane:
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Find the equations of the line passing through the point and perpendicular to the plane:
.
Find the equation of the plane passing through the point and perpendicular to the line:
.
Find the equation of the plane passing through the point and perpendicular to the two planes: and .
Find the equation of the plane perpendicular to the plane and passing through the line:
.
In the pencil determined by the planes and , find two mutually perpendicular planes, one of which passes through the point .
Point lies on the line , and is equidistant from the points and . Find the coordinates of point .
Find the distance from the point to the plane:
Find the distance between the parallel planes:
and
and
and .
Find the equations of the planes parallel to the plane and at distance 3 from it.
Find the equations of the planes parallel to the plane and at distance 3 from it.
Find the equations of the planes parallel to the plane and at distance 3 from the point .
Find the equations of the planes parallel to the plane and at distance 3 from the origin.
Point lies on the line . The distance from point to the plane equals . Find the coordinates of point .
Point lies on the line , and is equidistant from the point and from the plane . Find the coordinates of point .
Points and are vertices of a cube . The vector is perpendicular to the line , and the orientation of the triple of vectors . coincides with the orientation of the triple of basis vectors of the coordinate system, and the sum of the coordinates of the vector is negative. Find the equations of the faces of the cube.
Points and are vertices of a regular tetrahedron , the vertex is at distance from the coordinate plane , and all coordinates of the point are nonnegative. The orientation of the triple of vectors coincides with the orientation of the triple of basis vectors of the coordinate system. Find the equations of the faces of the tetrahedron.
Given the point . Find:
the coordinates of the projections of the point onto the coordinate planes and the coordinates of the points symmetric to with respect to the coordinate planes
the coordinates of the projection of the point onto the plane and the coordinates of the point symmetric to with respect to this plane
the coordinates of the projection of the point onto the plane and the coordinates of the point symmetric to with respect to this plane.
Find the equations of the line symmetric to the line with respect to the plane .
Find the equations of the projections onto the plane of the following lines:
.
Find the angle between the planes:
and
and
and
and
and
and .
Find the angle between the lines:
and ,
and
and .
Find the angle between the plane and the line:
.
Find the equations of the line passing through the point parallel to the plane and making:
an angle of with the line
an angle of with the plane .
Find the equation of the plane passing through the point parallel to the line and making an angle of with the line .
Find the equation of the plane passing through the line and making an angle the plane .
Prove that the two given lines intersect, and find the equations of the bisectors of the acute and obtuse angles between them:
and
and ,
and , .
The legs of an isosceles triangle have a common vertex , the other two vertices lie on the axes and , and the plane of the triangle is parallel to the axis . Find the angles of the triangle and find the equation of its plane.
Given a point and a line . Compute the distance from the point to the line ; find the coordinates of the projection of the point onto and the coordinates of the point symmetric to with respect to ; find the equations of the line passing through the point and meeting the given line at a right angle ("drop a perpendicular" from the point to ). The line is given by the equations:
.
The point lies on the line . The distance from the point to the line equals . Find the coordinates of the point .
Find the distance between the lines:
and
and ,
and , .
Given lines and . Find the equations of their common perpendicular (i.e., the line meeting and at a right angle); find the points of intersection of the common perpendicular with the given lines; compute the distance between and . The lines are given by the equations:
and ;
and ;
and .
Points , are vertices of a tetrahedron. Find:
the length of the altitude of the tetrahedron dropped from the vertex to the face
the length of the altitude of the base dropped from the vertex to the side
the distance between the skew edges and
the angle between the skew edges and
the angle between the edge and the face .
The length of the edge of the cube equals 1. Find:
the distance from the vertex to the plane
the distance between the diagonal of the cube and the diagonal of the lateral face skew to it
the ratios in which the points of intersection of the common perpendicular to the lines and with these lines divide the segments and .
Three faces and of a parallelepiped lie respectively in the planes ; the vertex has coordinates . Find:
the distance from the vertex to the plane
the distance from the vertex to the line
the distance between the lines and
the distance between the lines and
the angle between the lines and
the angle between the planes and
the angle between the line and the plane .
Find the necessary and sufficient conditions for the one of the four dihedral angles, formed by two intersecting non-perpendicular planes and , that contains the point , to be:
acute
obtuse.
Given two planes and . A third plane passes through the origin so that the endpoint of its normal vector, laid off from the point , lies in the obtuse dihedral angle formed by the given planes. The cosines of the acute dihedral angles between and the given planes equal and 4 / 45 respectively. Find the equation of the plane .
Consider the dihedral angle between the planes and , inside which the point lies. Prove that the set of points lying inside this angle and at distances and from the given planes respectively is a line. Find the equations of this line.
Find the equation of the bisector plane of the dihedral angle between the planes and inside which the point lies.
Find the equation of the bisector plane of the acute dihedral angle between the planes and .
The faces of a tetrahedron are given by the equations . Find the equations of:
the bisector plane of the interior dihedral angle between the first two faces
the line lying in the interior trihedral angle between the first three faces, all points of which are equidistant from these three faces.
The vertices of a tetrahedron are the points , . Find the radii and the coordinates of the centers of the inscribed and circumscribed spheres.
Find the radius and the coordinates of the center of the sphere passing through the point and tangent to the planes , .
Find the coordinates of the center and the radius of the sphere tangent to the planes and and passing through the points and .
Find the coordinates of the center and the radius of the sphere tangent to the plane and passing through the points and .
The vertices of a triangle are the points , . Find the radii and the coordinates of the centers of the inscribed and circumscribed circles.
Prove that the three planes , have no common points, but the three lines formed by the intersection of each pair of these planes are parallel, i.e., the planes form a prism. Find the radius and the equations of the axis of the right circular cylindrical surface:
inscribed in this prism;
circumscribed about it.
In a regular quadrilateral pyramid is the apex), points and are the midpoints of the edges and respectively. The point lies on the segment , with , . The distance from the point to the line equals . Find the volume of the pyramid.
The base of a right prism is a rhombus with angle . The length of the side of the base of the prism equals , the length of the lateral edge equals . The point is the orthogonal projection of the vertex onto the plane , and the point is the orthogonal projection of the point onto the plane . Find the volume of the pyramid .
In a regular prism the length of the lateral edge equals 3. The point is the midpoint of the edge , the point lies on the edge , and the point belongs to the face and is at distance 1 from the plane . It is known that each of the lines and makes an angle of with the plane , and the line makes an angle of with the plane . Find the volume of the prism.
In a regular prism the length of the side of the base equals , the length of the lateral edge equals . Through the vertex a plane is drawn perpendicular to the line , through the vertex a plane perpendicular to the line , and through the vertex a plane perpendicular to the line . Find the volume of the polyhedron bounded by these three planes and the plane .
Given two coordinate systems and , . The origin of the second coordinate system has coordinates in the first system, and the basis vectors of the second system have coordinates , respectively in the basis of the first system. In the first coordinate system a plane is given by the equation . Find the equation of this plane in the second system.
In space, four points , and a plane are given. Find the equation of this plane in the new coordinate system .
The planes are respectively the planes , of a new coordinate system, and the point has coordinates in the new system.
Find the coordinates of a point in the original coordinate system, if its coordinates in the new system are known.
Find, in the new coordinate system, the canonical equations of the line which in the original system is given by the equations .
In a rectangular coordinate system a plane is given by the equation . The origin of the new rectangular coordinate system is at the point , the basis vector is opposite to the vector , and the basis vectors and are obtained from the vectors and respectively by a rotation, in the plane containing and , through an angle of in the direction of the shortest rotation from to .
Find the coordinates of a point in the original coordinate system, if its coordinates in the new system are known.
Find the equation of the given plane in the new coordinate system.
Three planes, given in a rectangular coordinate system by the equations , (verify that they are pairwise perpendicular), are respectively the planes , of a new rectangular coordinate system, and the point has positive coordinates in the new system.
Find the coordinates of a point in the original coordinate system, if its coordinates in the new system are known.
Find, in the new coordinate system, the canonical equations of the lines given in the original system by the equations and . Compute, in both coordinate systems, the angle and the distance between these lines; verify that the results agree.