Find the distance between the skew lines. -Find the distance between the skew lines r(t) = ( − 3, 5, − 1)t + ( − 7, — 8, 8) andp(s) = ( − 3, — 1, 5)s + ( − 2, − 1, 2).

Given that the skew lines r→t=-3,5,-1t+-7,-8,8 and p→s=-3,-1,5s+-2,-1,2. Find the distance between…

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Find the distance between the skew lines r(t) = ( − 3, 5, — 1)t + (− 7, 8, 8) and p(s) = ( −3,− 1, 5)s + (−2, − 1, 2). -