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Find the distance from the given point to each of the following. (1, 9, −8) (a)...

Find the distance from the given point to each of the following.
(1, 9, −8)
(a) the xy-plane
  

(b) the yz-plane
  

(c) the xz-plane
  

(d) the x-axis
  

(e) the y-axis
  

(f) the z-axis
  
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