The shortest distance betweeen the lines...

The shortest distance betweeen the lines `x/2 = y/2 = z/1 and (x+2)/(-1) = (y-4)/(8) = (z-5)/(4)` lies in the interval

A

`[0,1)`

B

`[1,2)`

C

`(2,3]`

D

`(3,4]`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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