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[" (a) Find the values of "k" for which the linc "],[(k-3)x-(4-k^(2))y+k^(2)-7k+6=0" is "],[" (a) paraliel to the x-axis."],[" (b) paralicl to the yaxis."],[" (c) passes through the origin.] "]

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