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The point of intersection of the plane `3x-5y+2z=6` with the straight line passing through the origin and perpendicular to the plane `2x-y-z=4` is

A

(1,-1,-1)

B

(-1,-1,2)

C

(4,2,2)

D

`(4/3,(-2)/3,(-2)/3)`

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