MHB Please, help with system of equations

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Please, help with system of equations:
f(x,y)=(5,-2)t+(1,1)
g(x,y)=(-15,6)t+(-2,2)
 
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What have you tried? Where are you stuck?
 
Even more, what do you want to do? You have two functions from R to R^2, f(t)= (5t+ 1, -2t+ 1) and g(t)= (-15t- 2, 6t+ 2). (Those are not "f(x,y)" and "g(x,y)".) What do you want to do with them? What is your question?
 
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