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Find the line determined by the intersecting lines. L1: x=-1+3t y=2+t z=1-2t L2: x=1-4s y=1+2s z=2-2s

Find the line determined by the intersecting lines.
L1: x=-1+3t y=2+t z=1-2t
L2: x=1-4s y=1+2s z=2-2s
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