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Let `angle_(1) and angle_(2)` be two lines such that
`L_(2) : (x+1)/-3=(y-3)/2=(z+2)/1, L_(2) : x/1 = (y-7)/-3 = (z+7)/2`
Equation of a plane containing `angle_(1) and angle_(2)` is

A

Perpendicular

B

Parallel

C

Coplanar

D

Skew lines

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The correct Answer is:
C
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