The equation of the lines x+y+z-1=0and4x...

The equation of the lines `x+y+z-1=0and4x+y-2z+2=0` written in the symmetrical form is

A

`(x+1)/(1)=(y-2)/(-2)=(z-0)/(1)`

B

`(x)/(1)=(y)/(-2)=(z-1)/(1)`

C

`((x+1)/(2))/(1)=(y-1)/(-2)=((z-1)/(2))/(1)`

D

`(x-1)/(2)=(y+2)/(-1)=(z-2)/(2)`

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