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Determine whether the lines and are parallel, skew, or intersecting. L1:X=1+2t, Y=2+3t , z=3+4t L2: X=-1+6s,...

Determine whether the lines and are parallel, skew, or intersecting.

L1:X=1+2t, Y=2+3t , z=3+4t

L2: X=-1+6s, Y=3-s ,z=-5+2s

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milcah answered 2 years ago
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