Let I be the line passing through the points Q₁=(-4,-3, 3) and Q₂-(-1, -6, -6) and let L₂ be the line passing through the point P₁-(1,-16, -22) with direction vector -[-1, -3, 1]. Determine whether L₂ and L₂ intersect. If so, find the point of intersection Q. If not, find a value for the z-coordinate of P₂ so the resulting lines do intersect The lines intersect at the following point Q: The lines do not intersect, but would if P₂ were:

Let I be the line passing through the points Q₁=(-4,-3, 3) and Q₂-(-1, -6, -6) and let L₂ be the line passing through the point P₁-(1,-16, -22) with direction vector -[-1, -3, 1]. Determine whether L₂ and L₂ intersect. If so, find the point of intersection Q. If not, find a value for the z-coordinate of P₂ so the resulting lines do intersect The lines intersect at the following point Q: The lines do not intersect, but would if P₂ were:

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