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The equation of the plane containing the line `2x-5y""+""z""=""3;""x""+""y""+""4z""=""5` , and parallel to the plane, `x""+""3y""+""6z""=""1` , is : (1) `2x""+""6y""+""12 z""=""13` (2) `x""+""3y""+""6z""=-7` (3) `x""+""3y""+""6z""=""7` (4) `2x""+""6y""+""12 z""=-13`

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