Step 1: \ \

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Parametric equations of the lines are \"\"

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and \"\".

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Standard form of parametric equations of the line are \"\", where vector \"\" is parallel line to the line.

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Compare \"\" with standard form.

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Parallel line corresponding to the line \"\" is \"\".

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Consider \"\"

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Similarly parallel line corresponding to the line \"\" is \"\".

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Consider  \"\"

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If these two parallel lines are parallel, then the lines \"\"and \"\" also parallel.

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Find the cross product of \"\" and \"\".

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\"\" 

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Since the cross product is not equal to zero, then the lines are not parallel.

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Step 2: \ \

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Check for intersection of the  lines:

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For point of intersection of \"\" and \"\", find the point by solving the lines.

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\"\"

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\"\"

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Equate the corresponding components.

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\"\"    Equation(1)

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\"\"       Equation(2)

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\"\"         Equation(3)

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Solve equation(1) and equation(3) and find the values of \"\" and \"\".

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Multiply the equation(1) by 3 and equation(3) by 2.

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\"\"

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\"\"

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Subtract the above equations.

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\"\"

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Substitute \"\" in equation(1).

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\"\"

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substitute \"\" and \"\" in equation(2).

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\"\"

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Thus, the values of \"\" do not satisfy the equation(2).

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Hence they are not intersecting lines.

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The lines \"\" and \"\" are not intersection lines, they are skew lines.

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Solution:

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The lines \"\" and \"\" are skew lines.