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AP EAMCET · Maths · Three Dimensional Geometry

The equation \(a x y+b y z=c y\) represent the locus of the points which lie on

  1. A \(z x\)-plane or on the planes perpendicular to \(z x\)-plane
  2. B on the planes perpendicular to \(x\)-axis
  3. C on the lines perpendicular to \(z y\)-plane
  4. D on the lines perpendicular to \(x y\)-plane
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(A) \(z x\)-plane or on the planes perpendicular to \(z x\)-plane

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Given the equation \(a x y+b y z=c y\) \(\Rightarrow y(a x+b z-c)=0\) If \(y=0\) it is locus of \(z x\)-plane or \(y(a x+b z+c)=0\) it is locus of plane perpendicular to \(z x\)-plane.