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What is the distance between z-intercept from x-intercept in the equation ax plus by plus cz equals d?
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-- At the z-intercept, x=0, y=0, cz=d, so z=d/c.
-- At the x-intercept, y=0, z=0, ax=d, so x=d/a.
The distance between the two points is sqrt[ (d/c)2 + (d/a)2 ] or d sqrt[ (1/c)2 + (1/a)2 ].
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