Prove that all lines represented by the ...

Prove that all lines represented by the equation `(2 cos theta + 3 sin theta ) x + (3 cos theta - 5 sin theta ) y = 5 cos theta - 2 sin theta ` pass through a fixed point for all `theta ` What are the coordinates of this fixed point ?

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