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L1:x=−2t,y=1+2t,z=3t and L2:x=−9+5s,y=4+1s,z=3+3s Find the point of intersection of the two lines.
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set the components equal to each other and solve s, t
-2t = -9 + 5s ? like that?
Yes! -2t = -9+5s 1+2t = 4+1s 3t = 3+3s the lines will intersect if there is a solution to this system of 3 equations with 2 unknowns
OOH! that makes sense. Similar to finding intersection in 2-space.
going to try it out, thank you @ganeshie8
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np :) you may simply pick any two equations and solve s,t once you have s,t values plug them in the third equation and check if they satisfy
ah ok
woo got it, ty :)
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