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Given the line L=(x-1)/3 =(y+1)/2 =(z-3)...

Given the line `L=(x-1)/3 =(y+1)/2 =(z-3)/(-1)` and the plane `pi:x-2y-z=0` , of the following assertions, the only one that is always true is:

A

L is parallel to `pi`

B

L is perpendicular to `pi`

C

L lies in `pi`

D

None of these.

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The correct Answer is:
C
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