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Let `A =[a_(ij)]_(3 xx 3)` be a matrix whose elements are distinct integers from `1, 2, 3,...,9`. The matrix is formed so that the sum of the numbers is every row, column and each diagonal is a multiple of 9. If number of all such possible matrices is lambda, then lambda is divisible by

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