Nice. A tip for the future, start off with the most central, interesting and motivating information, namely drawing the shortest distance from point P( 3,3,1), and from the start telling that the closest distance must be a line perpendicular to line L. THEN you construct the vector equations that gives you that sought vector ( the perpendicular one ) and the distance along it from 3,3,1 to the line.
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Nice. A tip for the future, start off with the most central, interesting and motivating information, namely drawing the shortest distance from point P( 3,3,1), and from the start telling that the closest distance must be a line perpendicular to line L. THEN you construct the vector equations that gives you that sought vector ( the perpendicular one ) and the distance along it from 3,3,1 to the line.
fantastic job
this is very good thank you