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Find the condition that the two lines whose equations are `(x-x_1)/l_1 = (y-y_1)/m_1 = (z-z_1)/n_1` and `(x-x_2)/l_2 = (y-y_2)/m_2 = (z-z_2)/n_2` may intersect and also find the equation of the plane in which they lie.

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