Find the point of intersection?

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Homework Statement


Find the point of intersection of the following lines, if it exists.

Homework Equations


None.

The Attempt at a Solution


I think the first step is to form 2 equations, but I'm not too sure.
 

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Math100 said:

Homework Statement


Find the point of intersection of the following lines, if it exists.

Homework Equations


None.

The Attempt at a Solution


I think the first step is to form 2 equations, but I'm not too sure.

Go ahead and do it; see what you get. (PF rules require an effort from you.)
 
2-s=-2+t
3+2s=-4+t
----------------
1+3s=-2
s=-1
From here, what do I do to find the point of intersection?
 
Never mind, I got it.