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If two lines, whose equations are `(x -3)/(2) = (y -2)/(3) = (z-1)/(lamda) and (x-2)/(3) = (y-3)/(3) = (z-2)/(3)` lie in the same plane. Then the value of `sin ^(-1) sin lamda` is

A

3

B

`pi -3`

C

4

D

`pi -4`

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