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A line passes through the point `A(hat i+2hat j+3hat k)` and is parallel to the vector `vecV = (hat i+hat j-hat k)` The shortest distance from the origin, of the line is (A) `sqrt2` (B) `sqrt4` (C) `sqrt5` (D) `sqrt6`

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