Consider the lines x=y=z and line 2x+y+...

Consider the lines `x=y=z` and line `2x+y+z-1=0=3x+y+2z-2`, then

A

the shortest distance between the two lines is `(1)/(sqrt(2))`

B

The shortest distance between the two lines is `sqrt(2)`

C

plane containing 2nd line parallel to 1st line is `y-z+1=0`

D

the shortest distance between the two lines `(sqrt(3))/(2)`

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The correct Answer is:

(a, c)

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