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[" 13.The bisector of two lines "L_(4)" and "L_(2)" are given by "3x^(2)-8xy-3y^(2)+10x+20y-25=0." If the line "L_(1)" passes "],[" through origin,find the equation of line "L_(2)" ."]

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