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Ok, so how does this sound:
If P, A, B, C are on the same plane, then the vectors PA, PB, PC are on the same plane. Since the all share a common point P, the vectors would look something like so:

Since they are on the same plane, the Parallelogram Law of adding vectors applies. If this is true, then there exists 2 scalars b & c such that:
PA = bPB + cPC
By picking an arbitrary scalar s, any vector parllel to PA would = sPA. So,
sPA = sbPB + scPC
sPA - sbPB - scPC = 0.
And by letting t=-sb and u=-sc,
sPA + tPB + uPC = 0.
Would that work?
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