Show that the lines (x-3)/2=(y+1)/(-3)=(...

Show that the lines `(x-3)/2=(y+1)/(-3)=(z+2)/1 dn (x-7)/(-3)=y/1=(z+7)/2` are coplanar. Also find the equation of the plane containing them.

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`x+y+z=0`

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