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If the angle between the line `x=(y-1)/2=(z-3)/lambda` and the plane `x""+""2y""+""3z""=""4""` .is `cos^(-1)(sqrt(5/(14))),` then `lambda` equals: (1) `2/3` (2) `3/2` (3) `2/5` (3) `5/3`

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