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Consider the lines `L _(1) : (x +1)/( 3) = (y+2)/(1) = (z+1)/(2), L_(2): (x-2)/(1) = (y+2)/(2) = (z-3)/(3)`
The shortest distance between `L _(1) and L _(2)` is

A

0

B

`(17)/(sqrt3)`

C

`(41)/(5sqrt3)`

D

`(17)/(5sqrt3)`

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