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Given two planes in space: 2? − ? + 6? = −4 and 5? + 3?...

Given two planes in space: 2? − ? + 6? = −4 and 5? + 3? − ? = 4. Find the angle between these two planes and the symmetric equations of the line of intersection of these two planes.

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