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If the lines `x=a_(1)y+b_(1),z=c_(1)y+d_(1)` and `x=a_(2)y+b_(2),z=c_(2)y+d_(2)` are perpendicular, prove that, `1+a_(1)a_(2)+c_(1)c_(2)=0`.

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