Adjust and manipulate the applet to help solve the problems.

Imagine a plane, like the floor or a table. Imagine place a pen perpendicular to this plane. Notice that wherever you move the pen on the table, the pen is always in the same direction. Therefore, this perpendicular vector is the same at any point on the plane, this is call the [b]normal vector[/b] to the plane.

Consider the image below to find the equation of the plane. [br]You are given a [b]normal vector[/b], a specific point [b][math]A[/math][/b] and a general point [math]R\left(x,y,z\right)[/math].[br][br](Note: the normal is perpendicular to the plane)

Use the geogebra file below to help with this task. There are ready made points and vectors, which you can edit to fit the information in the question.[br]For part c) make sure you show the line and then the plane you have found.