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यदि तीन रेखाएँ जिनके समीकरण `y =m _(1 ) x +c _(1 ) ,y =m _(2 )x +c _(2 )` और `y =m _(3 ) x + c _(1 )` है , संगामी है तो दिखाइए कि `m_(1)(c_(2)-c_(3))+m_(2)(c_(3)-c_(1))+m_(3)(c_(1) -c_(2))=0 `

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