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If the lines `(x-2)/(1) = (y-3)/(1) = (z-4)/(lamda ) and (x-1)/(lamda ) = (y-4)/(2) = ( z -5)/(1)` intersect, then

A

`lamda = -1`

B

`lamda =2`

C

`lamda = -3`

D

`lamda = 0`

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