Find the point of intersection of the lines (x-2)/- 3 = (y-2)/6 = z-3 & (x-3)/2...

Find the point of intersection of the lines (x-2)/- 3 = (y-2)/6 = z-3 & (x-3)/2 = y+5 = (z+2)/4. Write the answer as (a, b, c). If they are not cut, write: NO

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