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If the line `(x+1)/(2) = (y+1)/(3) = (z+1)/(4)` meets the plane `x + 2y + 3z = 14` at P, then the distance between P and the origin is
a)`sqrt(14)` b)`sqrt(15)`c)`sqrt(13)`d)`sqrt(12)`

A

`sqrt(14)`

B

`sqrt(15)`

C

`sqrt(13)`

D

`sqrt(12)`

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