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Let a and b are non-zero real numbers.Then the equation `(ax^(2)+by^(2)+c)(x^(2)-5xy+6y^(2))=0` represents
(A) two straight lines and a circle when a=b and `a>0,c<0`
(B) two straight lines and a circle when `a!=b`
(C) two straight lines and a circle when a=b and a<0,c>0
(D) four straight lines when c=0 and a>0,b>0

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