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The parametric equation of a line is given by `x=-2+(r)/(sqrt(10))` and `y=1+3(r)/(sqrt(10))` :

A

intercept on the X-axis `=7/3`

B

intercept on the Y-axis `= –7`

C

slope of the line = 3

D

None of these

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