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Two vectors `vec(A)` and `vec(B)` lie in one plane. Vector `vec(C )` lies in a different plan. Then, `vec(A)+vec(B)+vec(C )`

A

can be zero

B

cannot be zero

C

lies in the plane containing `vecA & vecB`

D

lies in the plane containing `vecB & vecC`

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