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At what point do the curves, r1(t)=(t, 1-t, 3+t^2) and r2(s)=(3-s, s-2, s^2) intersect. and find their angle of intersection

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This provides an example of finding point and angle of intersection of curves.

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equating components gives

t = 3 - s,

1 - t = s - 2

3 + t^2 = s^2

hence 3 ...

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