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Find an equation for the plane containing the line in the xyx y-plane where y=1y=1, and the line in the xzx z-plane where z=2z=2.

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On xyxy plane z=0z=0.Similarly,on xzxz plane y=0y=0. The function is:

2y+z2=0\begin{aligned} 2y+z-2=0 \end{aligned}

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