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Let L(1):bar(r)=(i-j)+t(1)(2i+3j+k) ,L(2...

Let `L_(1):bar(r)=(i-j)+t_(1)(2i+3j+k) ,L_(2):bar(r)=(-i+2j+2k)+t_(2)(5i+j)` ,then The shortest distance between `L_(1)` and `L_(2)` is

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