7 - Find Intersection of Two Planes AlgebraicallyFind the solution for the intersection of the following two planes (if it exists). Otherwiseshow why the solution does not exist. (If it is a line, write the vector or parametricequation of the line).x-y-2z = -13-2x +2y-2z = 26Solution (provide the solution in the correct form e.g. point or an equation):Show your work / reasoning below.

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Find the solution for the intersection of the following two planes (if it exists). Otherwise show why the solution does not exist. (If it is a line, write the vector or parametric equation of the line). x-y-2z = -13 -2x +2y-2z = 26