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MathsMediumMCQ2016 · 09 Apr Online

Q88.The shortest distance between the lines x 2 = 2y = 1z and x+2−1 = y−48 = z−54 , lies in the interval: (1) (3, 4] (2) (2, 3] (3) [1, 2) (4) [0, 1)

What This Question Tests

This problem requires finding the shortest distance between two skew lines given in Cartesian form. It involves converting them to vector form, calculating the cross product of direction vectors, and applying the shortest distance formula.

Concepts Tested

Equation of line in symmetric formVector form of lineShortest distance formula for skew lines

Formulas Used

Line in vector form: r = a + λb

Shortest distance = |(a₂ - a₁) · (b₁ x b₂)| / |b₁ x b₂|

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