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Consider the plane `(x,y,z)= (0,1,1) + lamda(1,-1,1)+mu(2,-1,0)` The distance of this plane from the origin is

A

`(1)/(3)`

B

`(sqrt(3))/(2)`

C

`sqrt((3)/(2))`

D

`(2)/(sqrt(3))`

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