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The line x- 2y+ 4z+ 4= 0, x+ y+ z- 8= 0 ...

The line `x- 2y+ 4z+ 4= 0, x+ y+ z- 8= 0` intersect the plane `x- y+ 2z+ 1= 0` at the point

A

`(-2, 5, 1)`

B

`(2, -5, 1)`

C

`(2, 5, -1)`

D

`(2, 5, 1)`

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