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At what point do the curves r1 = < t, 3 - t, 16 + t2...

At what point do the curves r1 = < t, 3 - t, 16 + t2 > and r2 = < 8 - s, s - 5, s2 > intersect?
( _____ , _____ , _____ )

Find their angle of intersection, θ correct to the nearest degree.
θ = ______ °

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