Lecture

Orthogonal Planes and Rotations

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Description

This lecture discusses the calculation of equations and parametrizations of planes perpendicular to a given line, emphasizing the normal vector and parameterization. It also covers the formula for rotation around a point, illustrating the principle of reducing to the linear case using translations.

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