(1 point) Find the vector and parametric equations for the line through the point P = (-5, -4, -3) and parallel to the vector <-5, 1, 2>. Vector Form: r(t) = Parametric form (parameter t, and passing through P when t = 0): x = x(t) = y = y(t) = z = z(t) =
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