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MathsMediumNumerical2023 · 24 Jan Shift 2

Q89.If the shortest distance between the lines x+√6 2 = 3 = z−√64 and x−λ3 = y−2√64 = z+2√65 is 6 , then sum of squares of all possible values(s) of λ is

What This Question Tests

This question involves calculating the shortest distance between two skew lines given in symmetric form, which requires correctly identifying the point and direction vectors for each line and applying the shortest distance formula.

Concepts Tested

Equation of a line in symmetric formDirection ratios of a lineVector representation of linesShortest distance formula for skew lines

Formulas Used

Shortest distance = |(a₂ - a₁) ⋅ (b₁ × b₂)| / |b₁ × b₂|

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