Two particles start moving simultaneousl...

Two particles start moving simultaneously with constant velocities `u_1 and u_2` as shown in (Fig. 5.194). First particle starts from `A` along `AO` and second starts from `O` along `OM`. Find the shortest distance between them during their motion.
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