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The point of intersection of the lines x−6−6=y+44=z−4−8 and x+12=y+24=z+3−2 is

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(0,0,4)
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(1,0,0)
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(0,2,0)
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(1,2,0)
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Solution

The correct option is A (0,0,4)
A point on the first line can be written as (6t+6,4t4,8t+4), while that on the second can be written as (2s1,4s2,2s3)
Equating the two coordinates, we have
6t+6=2s1 ...(1)
4t4=4s2 ...(2)
Multiplying equation (1) by 2 and subtracting that from equation (1), we have
6t+6(8t8)=0
14t+14=0 or t=1
The point of intersection is therefore (6+6,44,8+4)=(0,0,4)

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