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Let a point P moves such that the sum of squares of it's distance from the planes P1:x−y−z=0 and P2:y−z=0 is always equal to the square of it's distance from the plane P3:x−2y+z=0. Then the locus of point P is: |
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Answer» Let a point P moves such that the sum of squares of it's distance from the planes P1:x−y−z=0 and P2:y−z=0 is always equal to the square of it's distance from the plane P3:x−2y+z=0. Then the locus of point P is: |
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