A security system in a museum uses laser to protect a valuable artefact. The path of the laser beam can be represented by the line passing through the points \(\left( 0,\,-3,\,1 \right)\) and \(\left( 2,\,-1,\,2 \right)\). The museum also installed a reflective shield, represented by the plane passing through the points \(\left( 6,\,9,\,3 \right)\), \(\left( -2,\,13,\,1 \right)\) and \(\left( 4,\,10,\,0 \right)\).
The reflective shield deflects the laser beam such that the angle between the laser beam and the reflective shield equals to the angle between the deflected laser beam and the reflective shield. The laser beam, the deflected laser beam and the normal of the reflective shield lie in the same plane (see diagram).

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