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If lines `x+2y-1=0,a x+y+3=0,` and `b x-y+2=0` are concurrent, and `S` is the curve denoting the locus of `(a , b)` , then the least distance of `S` from the origin is (a)`5/(sqrt(57))` (b) `5/sqrt(51)` (c)`5/sqrt(58)` (d) `5/sqrt(59)`

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