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Consider plane P: 4x -y + 2z = 8, line: <x, y, z> = <1+t, -1+2t,...

Consider plane P: 4x -y + 2z = 8, line: <x, y, z> = <1+t, -1+2t, 3t>, and point Q(2,-1,3)

b) Find the perpendicular distance between point Q and plane P

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