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The parametric equations of the skew lines are considered as,

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Since two lines are skew lines they can be considered as lying on two parallel planes \"\".

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Find the plane equation \"\" and choose any point on line \"\", then find the distance between them.

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It is same as the distance between the skew lines.

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The vectors parallel to the skew lines are \"\"

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The normal vector to the vectors \"\" is \"\".

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The normal vector to the vectors \"\" is

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\"\"

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\"\"

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Find the point on line \"\" by putting \"\" in parametric equation.of \"\".

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\"\"

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Thus , the point on the line \"\" is  \"\".

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Plane equation with normal vector \"\" is

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\"\".

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Find the plane equation \"\" by substituting \"\" and \"\" in above formula.

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\"\"

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Find the point on the line \"\" by putting \"\" in parametric equation of \"\".

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\"\"

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Thus, the point on the line \"\" is \"\".

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Formula for the distance from a point \"\" to the plane \"\" is \"\".

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Find the distance from  the point  \"\" to the plane \"\", using above formula.

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Solution:

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The distance between the skew lines is \"\".

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