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Consider the bisector `(L=0)` of the angle between the lines `x+2y-11 = 0` and `3x – 6y-5= 0` (the region) which contains the point `A(1, -3)`. Let `P(a,1)` and `Q(b,2)` be two points lying on this line `(L=0)`. Then

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