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If `vec(x), vec(y), vec(z)` are three vectors, show that the points having positive vectors `7vec(x) - vec(z), vec(x) + 2vec(y) + 3vec(z) and -2vec(x) + 3vec(y) + 5vec(z)` are collinear

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