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If the straighat lines `(x+1)/2=(-y+1)/3=(z+1)/(-2)=and (x-3)/1=(y+lamda)/2=z/3` intersect then the value of `lamda` is (A) `-5/8` (B) `-17/8` (C) `-13/8` (D) `-15/8`

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