Math  /  Geometry

Question```latex Determine whether the lines r(λ)\vec{r}(\lambda) and s(μ)\vec{s}(\mu) intersect, and, if they do intersect, find the point of intersection. ```

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Determine the point of intersection, if it exists:
If the values of λ\lambda and μ\mu satisfy all equations, substitute λ\lambda into r(λ)\vec{r}(\lambda) or μ\mu into s(μ)\vec{s}(\mu) to find the intersection point P\vec{P}.
If the lines intersect, the point of intersection is:
P=r(λ)=s(μ) \vec{P} = \vec{r}(\lambda) = \vec{s}(\mu)
If no consistent solution exists, the lines do not intersect.

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