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How do i find the equation of a plane that contains the line x=-2 t, y=2-4t, t=4 2t and is orthogonal to the plane x-y z=9?

How do i find the equation of a plane that contains the line x=-2 t, y=2-4t, t=4 2t and is orthogonal to the plane x-y z=9?
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how do i find the equation of a plane that contains the line x=-2 t, y=2-4t, t=4 2t and is orthogonal to the plane x-y z=9?

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