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Chapter 10: Q. 2 TF (page 826)

Explain why a single nonzero vector and a point uniquely determine a plane containing the point. (Hint: Think of the collection of vectors orthogonal to the given vector with the given point as the initial point of all of the vectors.)

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A single nonzero vector and a point uniquely determine a plane containing the point if a given vector is a orthogonal to a plane.

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Explain why a single nonzero vector and a point uniquely determine a plane containing the point.

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Step 2. A nonzero vector is one whose magnitude is greater than zero. 

If a given vector is orthogonal to a plane, a single nonzero vector and a point uniquely identify a plane containing the point.

If two vectors are perpendicular to each other, they are orthogonal. The dot product of the two vectors, in other words, is zero.

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