Show that the lines (5-x)/-4=(y-7)/4=(z+...

Show that the lines `(5-x)/-4=(y-7)/4=(z+3)/-5` and `(x-8)/7=(2y-8)/2=(z-5)/3` are coplaner. Find the equation of the plane containing these lines.

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