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Shortest distance between z-axis and the line `(x-2)/(3)=(y-5)/(2)=(z+1)/(-5)` is

A

`1//sqrt(13)`

B

`11//13`

C

`sqrt(11)//13`

D

`11/sqrt(13)`

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