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For the line `(x-1)/(1) = (y -2)/(2) = (z-3)/(3),` which one of the following is incorrect ?

A

It lies in the plane `x - 2y + z=0`

B

It is same as line `x/1 + y/2 = z/3`

C

It passes through `(2,3,5)`

D

It is parallel to the plane `x - 2y + z-6 =0`

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C
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