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Show that the line L whose vector equation is `vecr=2hati-2hatj+3hatk+lambda(hati-hatj+4hatk) ` is parallel to the plane `pi` whose vector equation is `vecr*(hati+5hatj+hatk)=5` and find the distance between them.

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