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Let `L_1 and L_2` be the lines whose equation are `(x-3)/3=(y-8)/-1=(z-3)/1 and (x+3)/--3=(y+7)/2=(z-6)/4` and respectively. A and B are two points on `L_1 and L_2` respectively such that AB is perpendicular both the lines `L_1 and L_2`. Find points A, B and hence find shortest distance between lines `L_1 and L_2`

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