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The equation of a line passing through `(c,d)` and parallel to `ax + by + c = 0` is

A

`a(x+c) + (y+d) =0`

B

`a(x+c) -b (y+d) =0`

C

`a(x-c) +b(y-d)=0`

D

`a (x-c) -b (y-d) =0`

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