Title: Three Dimensional Geometry–1(Straight Line)
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2Session
Three Dimensional Geometry1(Straight Line)
3Session Objectives
- Equation Passing Through a Fixed Point and
Parallel to a Given Vector
- Equation Passing Through Two Fixed Points
- Co-linearity of Three Points
- Intersection of two lines, Perpendicular
distance, Image of a Point
- Shortest Distance Between Two Lines
4Equation of a Line Passing Through a Fixed Point
and Parallel to a Given Vector
5Cartesian Form
6Example-1
7Example 2
8Solution Cont.
9Passing Through Two Fixed Points
10Cartesian Form
11Example 3
Find the vector and the Cartesian equations for
the line through the points A(3, 4, -7) and
B(5, 1, 6).
12Solution Cont.
13Example 4
Find the coordinates of the points where the line
through A(5, 1, 6) and B(3, 4, 1) crosses the y
z- plane.
Solution The vector equation of the line through
the points A and B is
14Solution Cont.
This point must satisfy (i)
15Co-linearity of Three Points
16Example -5
17Angle Between Two Lines
18Cartesian Form
19Example 6
20Solution Cont.
21Example 7
22Solution Cont.
23Intersection of Two Lines Example - 8
24Solution Cont.
If the lines intersect, then they have a common
point.
25Solution Cont.
26Perpendicular Distance Example 9
27Solution Cont.
Direction ratios of the given line are 2, - 2, -1.
28Solution Cont.
29Image of a Point Example 10
Solution Let Q be the image of the given
point P(2, -1, 5) in the given line and let L
be the foot of the perpendicular from P on the
given line.
30Solution Cont.
31Solution Cont.
32Solution Cont.
Hence, the image of P(2, -1, 5) in the given line
is (0, 5, 1).
33Shortest Distance Between Two Lines
Two straight lines in space, which do not
intersect and are also not parallel, are called
skew lines. (Which do not lie in the same plane)
34Cont.
35Cont.
36Cont.
37Example 11
38Solution Cont.
39Solution Cont.
40Example -12
Solution The lines will intersect if shortest
distance between them 0
Therefore, the given lines intersect.
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