(i) Show that the line (x+3)/(2) = (y+1)...

(i) Show that the line `(x+3)/(2) = (y+1)/(-1) = (z+3)/(3)` and `(x)/(5) = (y-5)/(1) = (z-3)/(-3)` are perpendicular.
(ii) Show that the lines `(x-4)/(-2) = (y+3)/(4) = (z+1)/(1)` are mutually perpendicular.

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