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How to find a vector parallel to plane equations with a specific length. You can take the cross product of the two normal lines of each plane and solve for a scalar value needed to obtain a specific length. Sorry for the static near the beginning of the video.
How to find a vector parallel to plane equations with a specific length. You can take the cross product of the two normal lines of each plane and solve for a scalar value needed to obtain a specific length. Sorry for the static near the beginning of the video.
![Finding a vector parallel to plane equations [Linear Algebra]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dR7zrL5wNq4/mqdefault.jpg "Finding a vector parallel to plane equations [Linear Algebra]
How to find a vector parallel to plane equations with a specific length. You can take the cross product of the two normal lines of each plane and solve for a scalar value needed to obtain a specific length. Sorry for the static near the beginning of the video.")
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