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If the equation `px^(3)+3qx^(2)y+3rxy^(2)+sy^(3)=0` `(p,q,r,s!=0)` represents three coincident lines,then (A) `(p)/(q)=(q)/(r)=(r)/(s)` (B) `pr=qs` (C) `q=s` (D) `p=r`

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