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A vector `vecn` is inclined to `x`-axis at `45^(@)`, to y-axis at `60^(@)` and at an angle to z-axis. If `vecn` is a normal to the plane passing through the point `(sqrt(2),-1,1)`, then the equation of plane is

A

`4sqrt2x+7y + z - 2`

B

`2x + y + 2z = 2sqrt2 +1`

C

`3sqrt2 x - 4y - 3z = 7`

D

`sqrt2x - y - z = 2`

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