If ?1 is the line through ?(1,2,7) and ?(−2,3, −4) and ?2 is the line through ?(2, −1,4) and ?(5,7, −3), prove that ?1 and ?2 are skew lines (lines that do not lie in one plane) and find the distance between them.
If ?1 is the line through ?(1,2,7) and ?(−2,3, −4) and ?2 is the line through ?(2, −1,4) and ?(5,7, −3), prove that ?1 and ?2 are skew lines (lines that do not lie in one plane) and find the distance between them.
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If ?1 is the line through ?(1,2,7) and ?(−2,3, −4) and ?2 is the line through ?(2, −1,4) and ?(5,7, −3), prove that ?1 and ?2 are skew lines (lines that do not lie in one plane) and find the distance between them.
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