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If `l_1: (x-5)/3=(y-7)/(-16)=(z-3)/7 and l_2:(x-9)/3=(y-13)/8=(z-15)/(-5)` the (A) `l_1 and l_2` intersect (B) `l_1 and l_2` are skew (C) distance between `l_1 and l_2` is 14 (D) none of these

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