Show that the lines L1 : x = 5 – t, y = 2t, z = 5+t and L2 : x = 1+ 4t, y = 3 – 8t, z = 5 – 4t are parallel and find the distance between them. NOTE: Enter the exact answer. Li and L2 are parallel because they are parallel to vectors v1 and V2 that satisfy : Choose one ▼ Choose one V1XV2 + 0 D V1•V2=0 V1 = kv2

Show that the lines L1 : x = 5 – t, y = 2t, z = 5+t and L2 : x = 1+ 4t, y = 3 – 8t, z = 5 – 4t are parallel and find the distance between them. NOTE: Enter the exact answer. Li and L2 are parallel because they are parallel to vectors v1 and V2 that satisfy : Choose one ▼ Choose one V1XV2 + 0 D V1•V2=0 V1 = kv2

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

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Chapter1: Vectors

Section1.3: Lines And Planes

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