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The point of intersection of the lines `(x-5)/3=(y-7)/(-1)=(z+2)/1` and `(x+3)/(-36)=(y-3)/2=(z-6)/4` is

A

`(21,(5)/(3),(10)/(3))`

B

`(2,10,4)`

C

`(-3,3,6)`

D

`(5,7,-2)`

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A

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