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Show that the lines `(x-5)/4=(y-7)/4=(z+3)/(-5) and (x-8)/7=(y-4)/1=(z-5)/3` intersect each other

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  • The shortest distance between the lines (x-5)/4 = (y-7)/-5 = (z+3)/-5 and (x-8)/7 = (y-7)/1 = (z-5)/3 is

    A
    `342/sqrt(3830)`
    B
    `171/sqrt(3830)`
    C
    `282/sqrt(3830)`
    D
    `141/sqrt(3830)`
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