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points A and B are specified by the position vectors a and b. prove that eqn of plane bisecting the segment perpendicularly is
 
r.(a-b)=1/2 ( |a|^2 - |b|^2)


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11 Mar 2008 18:00:50 IST
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EaSy !

See since the required plane bisects the segment..I think it perpendicularly bisects is what u mean... Normal vector to required plane is (a-b) so let the eqn of plane is
r.(a-b)=p. To find p, substitute (a+b)/2 in place of r as their midpt lies on the plane. u get the ans.



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