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A

`((7)/(3), (7)/(3), (5)/(3))`

B

`(-1, -1, 0)`

C

`(1, 1, 1)`

D

`((7)/(9), (7)/(9), (8)/(9))`

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The correct Answer is:
b, d


The common perpendicular is along
`" "|{:(hati,,hatj,,hatk),(1,,2,,2),(2,,2,,1):}|=-2hati+3hatj-2hatk`
Let `" "M-=(2lamda, -3lamda, 2lamda)`
So, `" "(2lamda-3)/(1)= (-3lamda+1)/(2)= (2lamda-4)/(2)`
`rArr" "lamda=1`
So, `" "M-=(2, -3, 2)`
Let the required point be P.
Given the `PM=sqrt(17)`
`rArr" "(3+2s-2)^(2)+ (3+2s+3)^(2)+ (2+s-2)^(2)=17`
or `" "9s^(2)+ 28s+20=0 or s=-2, - (10)/(9)`.
So, `" "P-= (-1, -1, 0) or ((7)/(9), (7)/(9), (8)/(9))`
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