How would i find an equation of plane by using two lines? Commands please?

Find an equation of the plane which contain the lines below- help with commands

x=1+3t 
y=5-2t 
z=-2-3t 
x=2+2t 
y=-1+4t 
z=-3-2t

Answer 1

[michael scheinfeild]

http://www.jtaylor1142001.net/calcjat/Solutions/VPlanes/VP3Pts.htm

[sangeetha]

Do you know matlab commands for this? I know how to do it by hand, but not sure what the commands are.

[John Petersen]

write out the equations and someone will gladly convert to matlab syntax.

[Walter Roberson]

The system describes a single point, not a plane.

[sangeetha]

I need the equation of a plane containing lines. The link you sent does not answer that question, nor include the commands. I am looking for commands!

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

You cannot get an equation of a plane containing lines when you use those equations. You can only get a single point.

x=1+3t can only be simultaneously true with x=2+2t at a single x value. Likewise, the y and z pairs restrict to single y and z values. A combination of unique x, unique y, and unique z, gives a single point rather than a plane.