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Find the points of intersection with each of the coordinate planes (xy, yz and zx planes) for the line: x+1 1 = y+2 2 = z-6 3 . xy: (0,0,9); yz: (2,-6,0) ; xz: (1,-2,6) xy: (2,-6,0) ; yz and xz: (0,0,9) xy: (1,-2,6); yz: (1,2,3): xz: (1,1,-2) xy: (-1,2,-6); yz: (1,2,-3): xz: (-1,1,2) It can't be computed with the information given

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Carlos Rodriguez <carlos@math.albany.edu>

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