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A plane parallel to `y`-axis passing through line of intersection of planes `x+y+z=1` & `2x+3y-z-4=0` which of the point lie on the plane (a) `(3,2,1)` (b) `(-3,0,1)` (c) `(-3,1,1)` (d) `(3,-1,1)`

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