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The lines 2x=3y=−z and 6x=−y=−4z

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Are perpendicular
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Are parallel
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Intersect at an angle 45o
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Intersect at an angle 60o
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Solution

The correct option is B Are perpendicular
Here, Lines are x12=y13=z1 and x16=y1=z14
Direction ratios of the lines are <12,13,1> and <16,1,14>
Product of DR's i.e. 12×16+13×(1)+(1)×14=0
Hence, both the lines are perpendicular,
Therefore, A is the correct option.

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