3. If the points(8,4,14),(6,19,−4)(10, b, c) lie on thesame straight line,find the values of band cFree!11.Given the line ,determine if thefollowing line isparallel, perpendicular,or coincident to it.L1: (2,−3,8) + t(4,-1,-2)L2; x = 1 + 4ty = 21 − 1tz = 7 − 2t 1.Determine avector equation of aline that goesthrough the points𝐴(1,4) and 𝐵(3,1)  10.Determinethe distancefrom the pointP(9, 5) to theline3x − 2y + 7 = 0.15.Determine if thefollowing pair of lines arecoincident or distinct L1: (1,2,3)+s(4,3,4)L2: (2,4,6)+t(400,300,400)   7.Explain whylines havescalarequations inR2, but not R3.14.Find the distancebetween each of thefollowing pairs ofskew linesL1: (1,1,2) + s(1,2,2)L2: (3,1,3) + t(−1,1,3)5.Determine if thetwo given equationsrepresent twodifferent lines or thesame line.: (7,2) + t(2,1): (4,5) + s(4,2)12.Find the distancebetween each of thefollowing pairs ofparallel lines. L1: (4,1,2) + s(2,1,2)L2: (9,1,9) + t(2,1,2)6.Determine thescalar equation Theline perpendicular tothe vector (3,2) thatpasses through thepoint(2,-6) .2.Find the anglebetween each pairof lines.L1: (16,12) + t(3,4)L2: (15,−4) +s(2,1)9.Determine theangle between thepair of lines.L1 :(3,4,−1) +t(3,−1,−1)L2 : (2,5,−5) +s(-3,−4,1)13. Find the vectorequation of the linex=-8-t,y=11-3t,z=-1-4tthrough the point(4,5,5) that meets theline at right angles.8.determine if the linesare intersect or areparallel, coincident, orskew. If they intersect,find the point ofintersection. R1 = (1,1,1) + s(1,2,1)R2= (2,1,2) + t(1,3,−1)4.Find theangle that theline 2x + 8y −23 = 0 �makeswith the x-axis. 3. If the points(8,4,14),(6,19,−4)(10, b, c) lie on thesame straight line,find the values of band cFree!11.Given the line ,determine if thefollowing line isparallel, perpendicular,or coincident to it.L1: (2,−3,8) + t(4,-1,-2)L2; x = 1 + 4ty = 21 − 1tz = 7 − 2t 1.Determine avector equation of aline that goesthrough the points𝐴(1,4) and 𝐵(3,1)  10.Determinethe distancefrom the pointP(9, 5) to theline3x − 2y + 7 = 0.15.Determine if thefollowing pair of lines arecoincident or distinct L1: (1,2,3)+s(4,3,4)L2: (2,4,6)+t(400,300,400)   7.Explain whylines havescalarequations inR2, but not R3.14.Find the distancebetween each of thefollowing pairs ofskew linesL1: (1,1,2) + s(1,2,2)L2: (3,1,3) + t(−1,1,3)5.Determine if thetwo given equationsrepresent twodifferent lines or thesame line.: (7,2) + t(2,1): (4,5) + s(4,2)12.Find the distancebetween each of thefollowing pairs ofparallel lines. L1: (4,1,2) + s(2,1,2)L2: (9,1,9) + t(2,1,2)6.Determine thescalar equation Theline perpendicular tothe vector (3,2) thatpasses through thepoint(2,-6) .2.Find the anglebetween each pairof lines.L1: (16,12) + t(3,4)L2: (15,−4) +s(2,1)9.Determine theangle between thepair of lines.L1 :(3,4,−1) +t(3,−1,−1)L2 : (2,5,−5) +s(-3,−4,1)13. Find the vectorequation of the linex=-8-t,y=11-3t,z=-1-4tthrough the point(4,5,5) that meets theline at right angles.8.determine if the linesare intersect or areparallel, coincident, orskew. If they intersect,find the point ofintersection. R1 = (1,1,1) + s(1,2,1)R2= (2,1,2) + t(1,3,−1)4.Find theangle that theline 2x + 8y −23 = 0 �makeswith the x-axis. 

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  1. T-3. If the points (8,4,14),(6,19,−4) (10, b, c) lie on the same straight line, find the values of b and c
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  3. H-11.Given the line , determine if the following line is parallel, perpendicular, or coincident to it. L1: (2,−3,8) + t(4,-1,-2) L2; x = 1 + 4t y = 21 − 1t z = 7 − 2t
  4. M-1.Determine a vector equation of a line that goes through the points 𝐴(1,4) and 𝐵(3,1)
  5. T-10.Determine the distance from the point P(9, 5) to the line 3x − 2y + 7 = 0.
  6. H-15.Determine if the following pair of lines are coincident or distinct L1: (1,2,3)+s(4,3,4) L2: (2,4,6)+t(400,300,400)
  7. T-7.Explain why lines have scalar equations in R2, but not R3.
  8. T- 14.Find the distance between each of the following pairs of skew lines L1: (1,1,2) + s(1,2,2) L2: (3,1,3) + t(−1,1,3)
  9. M-5.Determine if the two given equations represent two different lines or the same line. : (7,2) + t(2,1) : (4,5) + s(4,2)
  10. M-12.Find the distance between each of the following pairs of parallel lines. L1: (4,1,2) + s(2,1,2) L2: (9,1,9) + t(2,1,2)
  11. A-6.Determine the scalar equation The line perpendicular to the vector (3,2) that passes through the point(2,-6) .
  12. A-2.Find the angle between each pair of lines. L1: (16,12) + t(3,4) L2: (15,−4) + s(2,1)
  13. M-9.Determine the angle between the pair of lines. L1 :(3,4,−1) + t(3,−1,−1) L2 : (2,5,−5) + s(-3,−4,1)
  14. A-13. Find the vector equation of the line x=-8-t,y=11-3t,z=-1-4t through the point (4,5,5) that meets the line at right angles.
  15. H-8.determine if the lines are intersect or are parallel, coincident, or skew. If they intersect, find the point of intersection. R1 = (1,1,1) + s(1,2,1) R2= (2,1,2) + t(1,3,−1)
  16. H-4.Find the angle that the line 2x + 8y − 23 = 0 �makes with the x-axis.