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Are the planes parallel or perpendicular?
Find if the planes are parallel, perpendicular, or neither. If not parallel then find the equation for the line of intersection. Give details for each step of the solution.
z = x + y , 2x - 5y -z = 1
Verify that your answer is indeed a line of intersection.
The equation of line of intersection of two planes is found.
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