Given that the planes 3x+4y+z=2 and 3x-3y=-18 are not parallel , so they must intersect along a line that is common to both of them .
For finding the intersecting line now we solve the equations ,
3x+4y+z=2 and 3x-3y=-18
These are two equations of three variables so we have a free variable .Let z = t then we get ,
3x+4y=2-t and 3x-3y=-18
Solving these equations we get , 7y=20 - t and 7x= -22 - t
That means , y = (20 - t)/7 and x = (-22 - t)/7
Therefore (x,y,z)=((-22 - t)/7 , (20 - t)/7, t )
=(-22/7 , 20/7 , 0) + t*(-1/7 , -1/7 ,1)
Thus the vector parametric equation for the intersecting line is
L(t) = (-22/7 , 20/7 , 0) + t*(-1/7 , -1/7 , 1)
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