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Find the tangent plane to the given surface of f(x,y)=6- 6/5 x-y at the point (5,...

  1. Find the tangent plane to the given surface of f(x,y)=6- 6/5 x-y at the point (5, -1, 1). Make sure that your final answer for the plane is in simplified form.

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