Find the equation of the two lines throu...

Find the equation of the two lines through the origin which intersects the line `(x-3)/2 = (y-3)/1 = z/1` at angles of `pi/3` each.

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`x/1 = y/2 =(z)/(-1) and (x)/(-1) = y/1 = (z)/(-2)`

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