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A point on the line `(x-1)/1=(y-2)/2=(z+1)/3` at a distance `sqrt(6)` from the origin is (A) `((-5)/7, (-10)/7,13/7)` (B) `(5/7,10/7,(-13)/7)` (C) `(1,2,-1)` (D) `(-1,-2,1)`

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