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(5-x)/(3) =(y+3)/(-2) ,z=5 " and " (x-...

`(5-x)/(3) =(y+3)/(-2) ,z=5 " and " (x-1)/(1)=(1-y)/(3)=(z-5)/(2)` Find the angle between the lines.

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