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Find the Cartesian equation of plane contains the line L1: ?? = ? + ?? =...

Find the Cartesian equation of plane contains the line L1: ?? = ? + ?? = 〈1,−3,4〉 +

〈2,1,1〉? and parallel to the line L2: ?? = ? + ?? = 〈0,0,0〉 + 〈1,2,3〉?. From the result,

can you proof that the plane is parallel to line L2

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