Question #229355

We consider two skew lines r and s in space, then

A.     For any point R of r and any point S of s the distance between R and S is constant.

B.     There is a single point R of r and a single point S of s such that the distance between R and S is minimal.

C.     There exist an infinite of points R in r and S in s such that the distance between R and S is minimal

D.     None of the above



Expert's answer

The answer is B, as the the shortest distance between the lines is one which isperpendicular to both the lines, therefore there exist points R and S on the skew lines such that the distance is minimal.\text{The answer is B, as the the shortest distance between the lines is one which is}\\\text{perpendicular to both the lines, therefore there exist points R and S on the }\\\text{skew lines such that the distance is minimal.}


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