Step 1:
\Symmetric equations of the lines are
and .
Standard form of symmetric equations of the line are .
Here vector is parallel line to the above line.
Parallel line corresponding to the line is
.
Consider
Similarly parallel line corresponding to the line is
.
Consider
If these two parallel lines are parallel, then the lines
and
also parallel.
Find the cross product of and
.
The cross product is not equal to zero, then the lines are not parallel.
\Step 2:
\Check for intersection of the lines:
\If and
had a point of intersection, find the point by solving the lines.
Consider and
Write the line equations in parametric form.
\ and
.
Equate the corresponding values.
\ Equation(1)
Equation(2)
Equation(3)
Solve equation(1) and equation(2) and find the values of and
.
Multiply the equation(1) by 2.
\Subtract the above two equations.
\Substitute in equation(1).
substitute and
in equation(3).
Thus, the values of satisfy the equation(3).
The lines and
are intersecting lines.
Substitute in the line equation
to get the point of intersection.
The point of inter section is .
Solution:
\The lines and
are intersecting lines.
The point of intersection is .