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The equation of the plane through the point (1,2,-3) which is parallel to the plane `3x-5y+2z=11` is given by (A) `3x-5y+2z-13=0` (B) `5x-3y+2z+13=0` (C) `3x-2y+5z+13=0` (D) `3x-5y+2z+13=0`

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