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The point of intersecting of the line passing through `(0, 0, 1)` and intersecting the lines `x+2y+z=1, -x+y-2z=2 and x+y=2, x+z=2` with xy-plane is

A

`((5)/(3), -(1)/(3), 0)`

B

`(1, 1, 0)`

C

`((2)/(3), -(1)/(3), 0)`

D

`(-(5)/(3), (1)/(3), 0)`

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