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Angle Between a Line and a Plane

  1. Angle \(\theta\) between Plane having Normal Vector \(\vec{A}\) and a Line having Direction Ratio Vector \(\vec{B}\) is given as

    \(\theta = \sin^{-1} (\frac{|\vec{A}\cdot\vec{B}|}{\vert \vec{A} \vert \vert \vec{B} \vert})\)
  2. If \(\vec{A}\cdot\vec{B}=0\) then the Line and Plane are Parallel.
  3. If \(\vec{A}\times\vec{B}=0\) then the Line and Plane are Perpendicular.
Related Topics and Calculators
Intorduction to Planes,    Derivation/Representation of Equation of Planes,    Finding Points on Plane/Intercepts of Plane,    Types of Planes,    Condition for Coplanarity of 4 Points,    Projection of Vector on a Plane,    Angular Normal of a Plane,    Angle Between 2 Planes,    Relation Between a Line and a Plane,    Relation Between 2 Planes,    Relation Between 3 Planes,    Condition for Collinearity and Concurrency of Planes,    Family of Planes
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