Answer to Question #78655 in Analytic Geometry for Vinayak

Analytic Geometry

Question #78655

Find the equations of those tangent planes to the sphere x^2+y^2+z^2+2x-4y+6z-7=0which intersect in the line
6x-3y-23=0, 3z+2=0

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