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SOLVE FOR L2, M2, N2: 54.18L2+36M2+12n2 = 0 36L2 + 6.18M2 + 24N2 = 0 12L2...

SOLVE FOR L2, M2, N2:

54.18L2+36M2+12n2 = 0

36L2 + 6.18M2 + 24N2 = 0

12L2 +24M2 - 11.82N2 = 0

L1+N1+M1 = 1

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