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The equation of the plane through the points `(2, -1 ,0) (3,-4, 5) `and parallel to the line `2x=3y=4z` is
(A)` 29(x-2)-27(y+1)+14(z-0) `
(B) `29(x-2)-27(y+1)-14(z-0)`
(C) `29(x-2)+27(y+1)+14(z-0)`
(D) ` 29 (x+2)+27(y-1)-14(z-0) `

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