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Chapter 10: Q 18. (page 845)

Explain the similarities in the derivations of the formulas for the distances from a point to a plane and from a point to a line.

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d脳P0P鈫�鈥�d鈥�

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Given information

The line r(t)and the point P0on the line and the given point P

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Calculation

The distance from point P to the line r(t) is given by:

Distance =d脳P0P鈫�鈥�d鈥�

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