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The shortest distance between two parallel line `vec(r)_(2)=vec(a)_(1)+lamdavec(b),vec(r)_(2)=vec(a)_(2)+muvec(b)` is given by . . . . . ..

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`|(vec(b)xx(vec(a)_(2)-vec(a)_(1)))/(|vec(b)|)|`
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