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The x-intercept of plane which is passing through the intersection of planes `x+2y+3z+5=0` and `2x-3y+7z+1=0` and is parallel to the line `vec r=hat i+2 hat j+lambda(8 hat i-7 hat j-4 hat k)`, is (A) `13/5` (B) `-7/5` (C) `6/5` (D) `-9/5`

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