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Consider the point P(1, −1, 0) and the line l : (2, 5, −1) + t(−1,...

Consider the point P(1, −1, 0) and the line l : (2, 5, −1) + t(−1, −2, 1).

(a) Check that P is not on l.

(b) Find the point on l that is closest to P.

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