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Let ` L_1 = 0 ` and ` L_2 = 0` be two intersecting straight lines. Then the number of points, whose distance from `L_1` is `2` units and from `L_2` is `5` units is (i)`1` (ii)`0` (iii)`4` (iv)`infty`

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