The parametric equations of the line passing through the points $A(3,4,-7)$ and $B(1,-1,6)$ are

  • A
    $x=1+3 \lambda, \quad y=-1+4 \lambda, \quad z=6-7 \lambda$
  • B
    $x=-2+3 \lambda, \quad y=-5+4 \lambda, \quad z=13-7 \lambda$
  • C
    $x=3-2 \lambda, \quad y=4-5 \lambda, \quad z=-7+13 \lambda$
  • D
    $x=3+\lambda, \quad y=-1+4 \lambda, \quad z=-7+6 \lambda$

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