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[" two lines "5x+3^(alpha)y=1" and "alpha x-y=0" are perpendicular to each other for some values of "alpha],[" lying in the interval "],[[" A) "(-1,0)," B) "(1,2)," C* ")(2,3)," D) "(3,4)]]

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