Answer:
skew lines
Explanation:
we are given 2 lines in parametric form as
L1:x=18+6t,y=7+3t,z=13+3t and L2:x=−14+7ty=−12+5tz=−8+6t
![L1:x=18+6t,y=7+3t,z=13+3t \\ L2:x=-14+7t,y=-12+5t,z=-8+6t](https://img.qammunity.org/2020/formulas/mathematics/college/m2j85zfyiyx656an0ka6bzimjshouw7liu.png)
If the lines intersect then the two points must be equal for one value of t.
Let us try equating x,y and z coordinate.
![18+6t = -14+7t\\t=32\\](https://img.qammunity.org/2020/formulas/mathematics/college/glyd9eumi6rxte1welz518flupl9bvxfwt.png)
when we equate y coordinate we get
![7+3t =-12+5t\\2t =19\\t =9.5](https://img.qammunity.org/2020/formulas/mathematics/college/vtfd1rbb92v9f2936w1mi4nja2pq1d31mq.png)
Since we get two different t we find that these two lines cannot intersect.
Comparing direction ratios we have
I line has direction ratios as (6,3,3) and second line (7,5,6)
These two are not proportional and hence not parallel
So these lines are skew lines