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Two light rays with equations `x + sqrt(3y) +2 = 0 and sqrt3x + sqrt3y - 2=0` are incident on the x-axis road Both the rays are reflected and these reflected rays intersect each other at a point.What are the coordinates of point of intersection of the reflected rays? (i) `(1-sqrt3,(1+sqrt3)/2)` (ii) `((2-sqrt3)/2,(1+sqrt3))` (iii) `(2*(1+sqrt3),(4sqrt3+6)/3)` (iv) `(2*(1+sqrt3),(sqrt3+2)/4)`

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