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The point of intersection of the line `( x-1)/( 3) = (y+2)/( 4) = (z-3)/(-2) and ` plane `2x - y + 3z -1=0` is

A

`(10, -10 , 3)`

B

`(10, 10-3)`

C

`(-10, 10, 3)`

D

`(-10, -10, -3)`

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